You should probably look at src/distrib/i386/floppies - the
	ramdisk directory takes the INSTALL kernel config and embeds
	a ramdisk containing crunched binaries for all the install tools.

	The fdset directory tken makes a floppy set from the resultant
	kernel+ramdisk.

	It should be a reasonably simple matter to remove sysinst and
	any other cruft you do not need, and add in telnet and friends
	(I've done it on occasion :)

	

		David/absolute

                 -=-  "You can have my absence of faith"  -=-

On Wed, 1 Sep 1999, Graham Jenkins wrote:

> Does anybody know of a tiny-BSD implementation which does DHCP; something
> which comes on a single floppy and can be stuffed into any PC on our LAN
> to boot and give me a VT220 terminal?
> 
> G.
>