Re: Linux single Floppy
- From: Jean-David Beyer <jeandavid8@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2006 20:00:38 GMT
finder wrote:
Hai,
i have a problem can any one give me solution to this. My aim is to
make a linux image tha can fit into a floppy with minium requirments.
Would you settle for fitting it onto a single CD-ROM? I ask partly because
it is probably impossible to fit a 2.4 or 2.6 kernel onto a floppy anymore.
But also because I have found floppies these days to be so unreliable that I
prefer to write stuff (e.g., memtest86) that definately fit on a floppy onto
a CD-ROM because I am sure I can read it when I need it.
And finally, because some computers these days no longer have a floppy drive
at all. But all the newer ones can still read a CD-ROM.
i have compiled the linux Kernel and got The bzimage. After this wha
is the process to do.
so that i can fit linux into a single floppy.
Thanking you
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