David Douthitt wrote:
> Is there an alternative media we can use (other than floppy) that is
> ubiquitous enough and larger than floppy for a glibc 2.1 LEAF?
Well, there's the problem: None is ubiquitous enough.
> Perhaps CDROM is the ticket, eh? Or perhaps LS-120 disks or Zip
> Disks...
CDROM: Fine, but most don't have burners, and very inconvenient
to re-burn everytime; suggestions for this have been to use a
combo CD and floppy together. That might work...for those who
don't have a burner, somebody (me?) can burn & sell cheaply. ;)
LS-120/Zip: Can be difficult for users; not bootable on the
sort of boxes used with LRP; would work in a similar scheme
as described above for CD, but expensive drives and media.
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