Pixel wrote:
> Ian Douglas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > But the bootable floppy image on my CD didn't seem to work. Don't know if
> > they're all like that though.
>
> strange, strange, how did you make this floppy? rawrite? are you sure the floppy
> is good.
>
> the weird thing is that it seems to happend to quite a lot of people... it
> really don't know what is the problem. i can't reproduce it here, so if somebody
> has any idea what the problem is :(
I had the same problem and concluded that the floppy heads were dirty and/or
that I had
not very realible floppies. Finally with head cleaner & newest floppy I could find
it booted fine.
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Randy Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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