Am So, den 21.03.2004 schrieb thedogfarted um 15:48:
> I've heard that fc1 kernel doesn't fit in floppy, this might be the case.
> You could make a small /boot partition at the very beginning of the disk
> so you can boot without boot disks.
Did you read the original post?
1) FC1 kernel is not too big for a disk - you mean probably (upcoming,
now testing) FC2
while the problem was fixed creating a smaller ram disk image, which
goes to a boot disk too and in his case made the whole package too big
for a floppy disk
2) a small /boot partition does not help if the motherboard BIOS does
not manage big harddrive capacities
Alexander
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