Yard 2.2

Yard is a suite of Perl scripts for creating rescue disks (also called bootdisks) for Linux. A rescue disk is a self-contained Linux kernel and filesystem on a floppy diskette, usually used when you cant (or dont want to) boot off your hard disk.
A rescue disk usually contains utilities for diagnosing and manipulating hard disks and filesystems.
Main features:
- Builds rescue disk from a list of file specifications.
- File specs allow absolute and relative filenames, symbolic links, file replacements and full shell-style globbing.
- Automatically determines necessary libraries and loaders.
- Allows stripping of binaries and libraries during copying.
- Automatically regenerates ld.so.cache
- Checks for broken symlinks
- Checks /etc/{fstab,inittab,termcap} for common errors and inconsistencies.
- Checks user directories and files mentioned in /etc/passwd
- Checks command files (eg, rc.local and .login) for missing binaries and command interpreters.
- Provides information on library usage.
- Checks NSS and PAM configuration.
- Automatically performs filesystem compression and copying.
- Can be used with or without LILO.
- Can make single or double disk rescue sets.
- Extensive checking of user choices and execution errors.