>=20
> What I had to do was write out the boot to a spare drive (in my case sd4).
> The boot was from 1.4.1 or 1.4.2 or 1.4P (forget which, exactly right now,
> but I THINK it was the 1.4.2 boot).
>=20
> Then boot that, BUT, rather than installing the 1.4.2 stuff I ftp install=
ed
> the 1.4V stuff, and it seemed to take fine.

OK, the interesting point would be *how* you did that. I can boot from
floppy disk, and this is how I got that stuff on my hd in the first
place. But now how can I install a working kernel?

>=20
> It is running well now, on my box.



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