on Sat, Nov 10, 2001 at 03:22:51PM -0500, Tom Allison ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > OK, so I nuked a partition and started building a new Debian > installation using a floppy disk to boot from. > > I'm trying to put together something here that I can have someone use to > boot a computer 1,000 miles away and I can use SSH to install everything > else necessary to turn that computer into a Debian GNU/Linux server. > > Originally, it looked like I could just install everything via CD-ROM. > But this distro I've created is so tiny that I can (maybe) fit it into a > floppy disk!!! (Yes, it would have saved time if I had know this earlier..) > > Question -- what I have now is a hard drive and a floopy boot disk. > > I can't exactly ship this in it's current form. > How do I convert this into a boot disk?
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