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FuguIta - OpenBSD-based Live System†

Releases†

Release 7.6†

FuguIta 7.6, based on OpenBSD 7.6, was released on October 21, 2024.

• FuguIta-7.6-*-202504011
  • patch-011 of OpenBSD 7.6 has been applied.
  • usbfadm utility now has archive subcommand. For more further details, see FuguIta Guide.
    INCOMPATIBILITY
    The variable noask_confdir in the noasks file has been changed to noask_confdata.
    If you wish to use your existing noasks file with the new usbfadm, please update this variable name.
• FuguIta-7.6-*-202504051 - fixed a bug that prevented GPT from usbfadm expand
• FuguIta-7.6-*-202504091 - patch-012,013,014 of OpenBSD 7.6 have been applied.
• FuguIta-7.6-*-202504161 - patch-015 of OpenBSD 7.6 have been applied.

Past Release Information

What is FuguIta?†

FuguIta is a live system based on the OpenBSD operating system.

The primary goal of this project is to make OpenBSD, a superior operating system, easily accessible to everyone.

In addition, we have implemented a variety of unique features that take advantage of the characteristics of a live system.

• supported platforms
  • i386 - the Intel i386 architecture and compatible processors
  • amd64 - AMD64-based systems
  • arm64 - 64-bit ARM systems (confirmed on Raspberry Pi 3/4)

• types of files supplied
  • ISO image files for LiveDVD
  • raw disk image files for other devices (USB, SD, HDD, SSD...etc)

Features†

Easy to use

• Bootable from DVD or USB memory stick, no need to install to PC's internal storage.
• Operates almost like a normally installed OpenBSD, and the built-in online manual can be used as it is.
• Additional software can be installed using OpenBSD's package management system.

Tracking OpenBSD patches

• We publish a new release of FuguIta as soon as the OpenBSD development team announces new errata (security fixes and reliability enhancements).
• FuguIta itself is also modified and added functions as needed.

Flexible Operation

• Three boot modes can be selected according to the performance of the hardware.
  • Mode 0: FuguIta's standard startup mode
  • Mode 1: Short boot time and memory-saving operation*1
  • Mode 2: Transfers the entire system to memory for faster operation.
• Multiple FuguIta devices can be attached to accommodate irregular hardware configurations.

Utilize LiveUSB features

• Save files and load them at the next startup (can be automated).
• Update tool for easy and safe updating.

Support tools provided

• Interactive tools are included for network setup and desktop environment setup.

Remastering and Customization

• Remastering LiveDVD and LiveUSB on running FuguIta.
  • LiveDVD to LiveUSB and LiveUSB to LiveDVD remastering are also possible.
• Customization is also possible by modifying the contents during the duplication process.
• LiveUSB duplication can also encrypt the partition for data storage.

More Information†

• Getting Started with FuguIta - Please read this first!

  A guide to setting up and fundamental usage of FuguIta.

• FuguIta Guide
  A comprehensive document of FuguIta - setting up, fundamental and advanced usage, development.

The FuguIta Guide

English version (automatically translated from Japanese version)

河豚板ガイド(FuguIta Gaido)

Japanese original version

• FuguIta/Links ... Other OpenBSD-based Live Systems.

What does the name "FuguIta" mean?†

FuguIta () stands for "Blowfish Disk" in Japanese.

Fugu means blowfish, and Ita means something flat such as a plate, a disk or a board etc...

Some Japanese might associate "Ita" with cooks or chefs when hearing Ita. For them, so FuguIta also means "Blowfish Cook" as double meaning.

Trivia

"FuguSashi" is an unofficial nickname for the LiveUSB version of FuguIta.
"Sashi" is a Japanese word meaning "to insert" or "to stick", but it is also an abbreviation for "sashimi".
Most Japanese people will associate "FuguSashi" with sashimi of fugu.

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