On Monday 02 June 2003 02:53 pm, Cody Harris graced me with: > Ok, scenario: > I have a laptop with Windoze 95 on it. It's partition is "Pri DOS". > I cannot read this from a boot disk and can not log into Windoze > (PC/DACS disabled my login after windoze fudged up after installing > a PC CARD (network)). I tried removing the hard drive and > installing it on my computer, but the cable is a different size. > It's 48 MB with a P1. My question is: how do i get onto the drive, > send my files over the network, and format without installing a > full version of Linux. > > Remember: I don't want anything to be written to the drive, so i > need a version that can either run across a network or from a disk. > > Any other suggestions welcome! <snips Slicks drivel... :) >
Coyote Linux. Runs on floppy. TomsBRT IIRC Does too...its a rescue distro and does exactly what you want it to do. avoid Small Linux like the plague. Its a POS. And is very tough for any newbie to figure out.
need more info ask i'll send bookmarks & stuff. ------------- FemmeFatale, aka The Skirt
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