On Dec 18, 2007 10:03 AM, Mark Schoonover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks guys, I really appreciate all the input. It hit me today that I don't
> need a PCMCIA CDROM, I figured why not use a bootfloppy and USB CDROM
> instead? This older laptop can only boot from a USB floppy, or PCMCIA CDROM,
> nothing else will work. I tried installing DSL, but the kernel is just a tad
> too old. Doing some research on PuppyLinux, they have a wakepup bootfloppy
> that should work, but before I go and get a USB CDROM, I'll try it with a
> thumbdrive...
Where are you? If you are local, I could lend you a USB CDROM drive
for the duration of a KPLUG InstallFest. Next one Saturday January 5.
carl
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