Richard Hughes wrote: >I got a pentium machine from the office, it is a Dell >Optiplex GS1, it has an IDE CDROM. After updating the >BIOS I found out that a CD boot is not an option! :( > >How to hack a solution? > You can either use a (boot-)floppy for booting and load additional packages from cdrom, or you can install the syslinux bootloader on the harddisk. The first approach is documented in the README.txt file on the Dachstein cdrom. This has the advantage that it should work almost out-of-the-box. Another advantage is that you can remove the harddisk which produces heat and noise. The obvious disadvantage is that booting from a floppy is a little slower.
If you really don't want to use a sloppy-disk, ask again. Ewald Wasscher _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
