Kirk Smith wrote:
> Has anyone worked with a diskless version of Linux or know how to change Linux
> to run all from memory (no HD).
Yes, I think we all have done this. This is how most install
procedures work. You boot off the floppy and it uncompress a
root file system image into a RAM disk. There is a Linux
distribution that works this way too. I have used it to run
Linux on a borrowed machine where I could not mess up the existing
Windoze setup. There are likely others but I like "tomsrtbt".
It comes with a build script that will copy your running kernel
onto the floppy and is easy to customize.
See http://www.toms.net/rb/
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