Floppy Support
Andy Sparrow
spadger at best.com
Sun May 4 11:30:58 PDT 2003
> yeah.. the Controller exchange drive A with your cdrom. So it looks like
> your cd-rom is a floppy drive and you can boot from. But when you are in
> sysinstall. You can't choose install from cd-rom - because you don't have
> a cdrom... just a floppy... you see how fscking this is?
I don't understand your statement. I haven't had any problems for a long
time running sysinstall from a CD-ROM I've just booted from, either SCSI
or IDE[0]
I seem to recall some very old distros having this problem, but I
haven't seen it since 2000 or so.
Cheers,
AS
[0] with the exception of an ancient 2X PC-Card CD-ROM on a Gateway
ColorBook II that could not used from FreeBSD (least, I could never get
it usable, although it probed and attached apparently correctly).
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