> I have a box with two floppy-drives (/dev/fd0xxx and /dev/fd1xxx). > I have no free CDROM, no HDD, no ZIP or anything else, only two > floppies. > The questions: > is there any civilized way to organize the lrp-system which would boot > from one diskette, take some *.lrp from its and others from the second > one? It is a standard feature of most LEAF distro: Dachstein, Bering and probably Oxygen all support a dual floppy setup. In fact it is the way I am running Bering on my router. The setup is easy: put the main Bering disk in the floppy that will be the default boot device (fd0), and put all the packages that do not fit on this main floppy on a second floppy, preferably with the same format (1680K formatted floppy in the case of Bering). Then modify the PKGPATH statement in the syslinux.cfg file of your main floppy to replace it by: PKGPATH=/dev/fd01680,/dev/fd1u1680 put in the LRP= list all the packages name you want to load. That is all. The packages will be backep up of the disk they come from unless you want to change that with through the backup menu. Everything can be managed remotly (generally through ssh). Check: leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/leaffw04.html#AEN376 Jacques
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