non-bootable CD drive

From: Lokrin (redhat_at_lokrin.net)
Date: 08/23/05

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    Hi - could someone point me to the instructions for installing from CD when the
    computer bios won't boot from CD. Currently the computer runs freeBDS and is a
    750mz pentium. 

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