Actually 5.0/5.1 will. Just install, and edit /etc/lilo.conf
to taste.
Anyway, to make more LILO boot-disks than you can shake a stick at:
1) Read the LILO mini-howto. Time: 10 minutes
2) edit lilo.conf to taste: Time 5-10 minutes
set boot disk (floppy in your case)
set bootable partitions
set other spiffy options
3) put a formatted disk in the floppy, (don't mount it)
and run "lilo". Time 5 seconds
4) test you new boot disk. Time 3 Minutes.
5) repeat steps 3 and 4, "n+1" times, where "n" is the largest
number of boot-disks that you can shake a stick at.
As for your other question, and distribution will do.
Just install the windowmanager called FVWM-95, (available
with damn-near every distro out there,) which has a '95-like
interface. However, if you want a REAL window-manager, go with
WindowMaker or KDE.
Bryan
>
> I just finished installing Red Hat 4.2 on my second IDE
> HD(hdc), sharing my PC with Win95 :( sorry. I chose 4.2 so I
> could boot LILO from a floppy and 5.0(the other version I have on
> CD) does not let you install on a floppy, or so it seems. I don't
> want to mess with my MBR and I know a floppy won't last forever,
> SO; is there a way I can make duplicates of this floppy, either in
> Linux or from the CD. None of the three books I have on Linux
> offers any help on this(Sam's Teach Yourself Linux In 24 Hours;
> Linux For Dummies; Red Hat Linux Unleashed; and Running Linux
> 2nd. ed.) I come straight from Win 95, so you may understand
> why I don't want to dedicate my PC to Linux(yet!). Linux seems
> VERY foreign and odd to me at this point, but I love the idea.
>
> Also, which Distribution of Linux would be good for a
> Win95/GUI neophyte? Thanks in advance.
>
