From: Renato ([email protected])
Date: Mon Feb 14 2000 - 17:31:56 CET
I am working in a Frankens386 project based on a floppyless machine using a small old HD.
I used a temporary floppy drive to fdisk/format/sys the HD.
After this I ran a RAM muLinux install, cloned it to HD ("clone" command) and removed permanently the floppy drive.
Why don't you try this?
Renato
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On 14/02/00 at 15:33 [email protected] wrote:
>Mmmh, why did you not build the disks with the pc, which you used for
>building the multispanned disk? This works on a linux machine and I
>thing it works with DOS too. There are some DOSTOOLS(.zip)
>Gerhard
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>I don't want to use a disk based machine. Can I bring the data for all the
>extension packages and the base ones to the harddisk this way - permanent? If
>this is a way, it was not clear to me. :-(
>
>Thanks, Martin
>
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