I think you *may* be able to use a boot floppy that doesn't have the kernel, but instead has a boot loader pointing to the kernel on the CD - I know I have emergency grub boot floppies that work this way (why the Anaconda installer can't make one like this I don't know) so I suppose it could work for a CD too. On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 14:13, Pete Zaitcev wrote: > I have a laptop, Sony z505, which would otherwise be supported, except > the FC2T2 appears not to include any floppy images and the thing only > boots from a USB floppy. Presumably, vmlinux and initrd do not fit onto > a syslinux diskette anymore, but perhaps something can be done about it. > > I am thinking about splitting vmlinuz and initrd onto two floppies, > if syslinux supports that. > > Did anyone try it before? > > -- Pete -- Cheap Linux CD's - http://mpeters.us/linux/
