Is it possible to install linux on a PC without a
floopy disk?
The PC can boot DOS from the local HD or from the
Novell network. The local HD has two partitions
the first one has DOS the other one is unused.
Savio Pirondini
by S Pirondi » Fri, 12 Nov 1993 20:11:26
Is it possible to install linux on a PC without a
floopy disk?
The PC can boot DOS from the local HD or from the
Novell network. The local HD has two partitions
the first one has DOS the other one is unused.
Savio Pirondini
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Assume I have a laptop computer without a floppy
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I want to create a custom boot cdrom. This
seems to require that I have a floppy drive
to create the (lilo) boot section for the cd.
Is there software, or a procedure, available
that will allow this without the actual floppy
drive?
Thanks in Advance,
John
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