Mount the floppy manually with "mount -r -t msdos /dev/fd0 /mnt".
Cd to /mnt and see if you can find install.sh, if not, you arre writing
the floppy wrong, see the instructions. If it is there, try running
this: "cd /mnt;sh ./install.sh /" . I think the trailing slash is
important. That should install the kernel.
Thanks
Bruce
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