by Greetings.
I just purchased Slackware 3.2 on CD-ROM from Walnut Creek. And I
want to install it!
Unfortunately, my CD-ROM drive is on a PCMCIA SCSI controller (New
Media Toast'n'Jam). In fact, the hard drive I want to install Linux
to is also on this controller.
I presume that, in order to pull this off, I will need a special
bootdisk and rootdisk that includes the PCMCIA drivers and the
appropriate commands in rc.local or whatever to utilize them.
So, does anyone have such a boot/rootdisk combo made up already? If
so, where can I get it?
I'd really like to install this, so any replies would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks! (Please respond by e-mail if possible.)
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