On Aug 11 2001, Ethan Benson wrote:
> i am curious, why not just use boot-floppies? they are a lot less
> trouble (still a pain, but not nearly as much) and do not require
> proprietary software and distribution licences.
Just a question regarding boot floppies (bear in mind that I'm
a complete novice with regard to anything other than x86): how
does one make a boot floppy/hfs image like the one you put on
your homepage some time ago and that will boot in a oldworld?
I tried writing potato's boot floppies to a bunch of diskettes
and the mac that I had borrowed from my uncle didn't boot with
them, but it did boot with the images in your homepage. Also,
do I have to put the Linux kernel in any special format for it
to be read?
[]s, Roger...
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