I recently got a 256MB USB keychain flash drive, and thought it might
useful to put a "rescue" floppy image on it for troubleshooting and
repair of systems (which may not be running NetBSD). I tried the
RESCUE_TINY kernel, which works, but is too limited for my needs--no
NTFS or USB support, for example. Being able to run vi in visual mode
would be nice too.

Does anyone have a more full-featured rescue image, or should I roll
my own? Since any systems using this would be new enough to boot off a
USB flash drive, I think they'd have at least 64MB of RAM to work
with, and likely more, so there should be no problem with a larger
ramdisk image.
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