Tomukas is a small linux mini-distribution, featuring busybox, tinylogin,
mc, joe, ssh, X-window with fvwm1 and... err... that's about it.
WARNING: it is not for beginners.
It works for me, it may work for you... but it may not.
Current version is 0.2 (codename "Princi") - i.e. second release.

Being library-compatible with debian potato, you can install new
programs by copying them from your debian potato distribution, or
by unpacking *.deb packages (ar x *.deb; tar xvzf data.tar.gz)

Installation:
  Use your skills :-)
  To use booting from MSDOS partition via loadlin:
    - boot MSDOS, partition harddisk, create MSDOS and linux partitions,
       eventually swap partition
    - prepare loadlin.exe, edit linux.bat
    - boot from your favourite linux boot floppy (I am using debian rescue
       floppy)
    - create second extended filesystem on linux partitions
    - copy somehow princi.tgz to your linux partition and untar it from
      the root directory (you need probably staticly linked tar to do this)
      split(1) and cat(1) are your friends
    - modify /etc/fstab and /etc/rcS
    - compile your own kernel and modules and transfer them, modules to
      /lib/modules/kernelversion/, kernel to the MSDOS partition as zimage
    - reboot
    - run linux.bat
    - log in as root, password is empty (just press enter)
    - type depmod -a
    - change root password
    - modify /etc/XF86Config
    - along the way interactively repair all the bugs you encounter :-)
    - remove files you consider unnecessary (such as ssh, mc....)

  To boot via lilo (untested):
    - do as above, but copy lilo executable to /sbin/lilo and prepare lilo.conf
    - boot with rescue disc, but specify root filesystem to be your tomukas
      partition
    - run lilo