> There has never been a version of tomsrtbt that would load /usr on a 4meg
> machine.
no? uh, sorry &:)
> There was always just a contorted kludge that took about 15
> steps and required repartitioning the hard drive to get at it. It is now
> dropped. If you want to run on a 4meg machine, follow the instructions in
> the BootDisk howto and glean tips from links from my page, basically, you
> can use stuff from tomsrtbt, but put the kernel on a diskette by itself
> and put the root filesystem native on a second floppy without using any
> ramdisks. It isn't hard. It will be slow since you will be running from
> floppy directly. At some point I may be interested enough to do it, but I
> wouldn't hold my breath. Again, it isn't hard, just copy the kernel to
> one disk, copy the files you want to the other disk, set rdev. Much more
> simple than the way tomsrtbt works. _Tom
thank you very much for tips.
i've just wipped out the win3.1 from the notebook and installed
slackware 3.2 (from 1996) on it with about 10 floppies. &:)
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