Ubuntu Malware Removal Toolkit is a free, open source and Ubuntu-based distribution of Linux that uses an extra layer of malware removal software on top of a stable Ubuntu base, the world’s most popular free operating system.
Available for download as a dual-arch Live CD
This unofficial Ubuntu remix is available for download as a dual-arch Live CD of approximately 600MB in size, suitable for either 32-bit (i386) or 64-bit (x86_64) computers.Boot options
Unfortunately, the boot screen is very basic. You must press the Enter key to boot the live system with default boot options and drivers, as well as to type the “xforcevesa” option to boot the live environment in safe graphics mode, in case the default boot option doesn’t recognizes your graphics card.In addition, you can type the “install” button to start the installer directly, enter “check” if you want to verify the integrity of the bootable medium (only if using a CD disc), type “memtest” to run a memory test, and type “hd” to boot from the local drive.
Of course, you must ignore the quotes when typing any of the aforementioned boot options and it is a must to press Enter after each boot option. However, most users should just press the Enter key.
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