Hi,
The disk image will fit on a 1.44m floppy.
If you're running Linux already, put a disk in the target drive and
say: dd if=bnsb.bin of=/dev/fd0. If you're using DOS or Windows,
there's a rawrite program for making the disk. It can be found in the
/dosutils directory on the RedHat CD.
HTH.
Bill in NJ
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Chris Schulte
wrote:
> Hello all:
>
> I downloaded the redhat6.boot file from the speakup ftp site. Now, I see
> that it says that it's a 1.4 MB file, but I can't fit it onto a floppy. Is
> this the boot disk immage for redhat 6.2 which contains speakup and talks
> you through the install, or have I downloaded the wrong file. If so, what
> is the file needed to do this, and where exactlyan I get it. I am using a
> braille and speak, and would like to get this running. Thanks for the help.
>
> Chris
>
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