What makes driver disk unique?

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Subject: What makes driver disk unique?
From: leam <leam@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 30 Nov 2003 21:02:03 -0500
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Since an install boot with "linux dd ks=floppy" seems to take the ks.cfg off the last floppy I had the idea to just have a floppy with just the ks.cfg on it. That way I could have different ones for different loads and not mess with the real driver disks.

However, when telling it to take another driver disk I got a "Please insert your driver disk" even after inserting the floppy with the ks.cfg. I had formatted it and mkfs'd it--did I miss something?

ciao!

leam

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