Hi Russell,
For x86 we can't fit everything on 1 disk. The first disk (rescue.bin)
holds the kernel along with a few device drivers. The second disk
(root.bin) holds the root filesystem (system tools and libraries). For the
debian-installer project we have fit it all on one floppy, but that is
> Hey everyone,
>
> I've got a question about boot floppies on the various architectures: I just
> obtained my first x86 computer and to boot, I have to have two floppy disks:
> one rescue.bin and root.bin. I have never used the rescue.bin to boot for
> either my PowerMac or my m68k Macintosh. I
Hey everyone,
I've got a question about boot floppies on the various architectures: I just
obtained my first x86 computer and to boot, I have to have two floppy disks:
one rescue.bin and root.bin. I have never used the rescue.bin to boot for
either my PowerMac or my m68k Macintosh. I realize
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