At 01:09 AM 11/6/97 -0800, Jonathan Stone wrote:

>If you have just a machine with no OS at all, then I don't see how you
>could even expect to install Ultrix, either.  All ULtrix has that
>NetBSD is missing is tape boot (TK-50? ugh, *no* thanks) and CD-rom
>distribution.

OK, this may be a dumb question :-) but I'll ask it anyway. Wouldn't it be
possible to create a bootable CD? With the cost of CD burners dropping
faster than the stock market and the media costing approximately nothing,
it'd be economic for a number of us to create a bootable CD to use just
once. In addition, (provided the demand wasn't too great) it'd be possible
to create CDs for other NetBSD wannabies...

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