I should have been more clear, I mean a minimal Debian install for RaspberryPi. I don't want to create a full debootstrap image and make that available (it come

I should have been more clear, I mean a minimal Debian install for RaspberryPi. I don't want to create a full debootstrap image and make that available (it comes to almost 512mb after adding all the software, WTF!). I am familiar with grml. A hardened Gentoo is a more solid platform because of the reliability of GRsec + PaX for exploit mitigation. Unfortunately, configuring GRsec to work generically for a large number of usecases would be time consuming. I would still like to see it though. There is an option on how to do it properly, but so far I don't believe that anyone is working on making it available publicly. I know it has been done in private at least twice but neither implementation is likely to become public. I would very much like it to be public. :( If you are interested, it is a viable business, but I personally don't have the time to put into it. I really don't like VirtualBox. I think Xen, KVM, VMware are all superior options. I have never been able to get Qubes to install on any of my computers. It just fails. I guess I have the wrong hardware. I think it is sort of the correct approach, but there is a much better way. Email me if you want to devote some time to "doing it right". Would be in line with Whonix/Qubes, but different. :)