> Probably not /proc True.
> What about /dev? You do want /dev. > You'll probably say "What the hell a so newbie user wants to use tomsrtbt;o)!" I support and encourage newbies to use tomsrtbt. I define "use tomsrtbt" as "run tomsrtbt in ramdisk from floppy or CD" and "customize the floppy for various special needs". I intentionally discourage installation of tomsrtbt to hard drive. Partially this is because there are many hd-installable Linuxes, I think things like DragonLinux or DosLinux, that can boot from loadlin, and which have many things that the tomsrtbt does not. For example, a hard-drive boot should be doing an fsck on the hard drive as part of booting- and tomsrtbt does not- so if you just install it- you are at risk. The thing is, again, tomsrtbt is for booting from floppy, to rescue hard drives. If you are installing Linux on a hard drive, I think there are many reasons *not* to use tomsrtbt as the distribution installed on the hard drive, and that isn't a capability that I am going to make changes to the base tomsrtbt in order to make it safer or easier... It is more of a parlour trick if you are marooned on an island with a laptop and a tomsrtbt diskette... If you fish enough in the mailing list archives, though, you will find all the answers to this question, how to do it. -Tom
