That would work.

Since my Linux installations are on separate disk, not the system boot 
disk, boot diskettes give me a warm, fuzzy feeling for if/when my main 
boot disk goes bonkers. Besides, it makes me MAD when the distros won't 
make something that simple--especially when Mandrake demonstrates that 
it can!.

-mj-

Kevin wrote:

> On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 16:25, Mark Jarvis wrote:
> 
>>Both Mandrake 9.2 and Fedora have refused to make boot diskettes for me, 
>>saying that the necessary image for my system is too large to fit on a 
>>floppy.
>>
>>Any suggestions?
> 
> 
> If it's an emergency, you might consider a knoppix or gentoo-live-cd. 
> This would allow you to boot the system, mount the underlying partitions
> and fix what is broken. 
> 
> ...Kevin 
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