On Sep 28, 10:37am, Hubert Feyrer wrote:
> I guess the fact that they use a boot-floppy over a bootable CD is simply the
> fact that you (usually...) can't boot a PC off a CD-ROM.

 Well, why don't they boot into normal DOS (from drive C:) and mount
the CD and then start Linux off the CD? Why the Floppy? 

 I thought the floppy was necessary because the device node entries
couldn't be written onto the CD and thus had to be moved onto the floppy.


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Markus Illenseer