Help!



I am having trouble installing the 5.0 release FreeBSD. I am installing it to its own machine and I have completed the following steps. I do not have a bootable CD Rom drive (though I do have a CD Rom burner), so I have been planning to install from discs. So far I have:

1. Formatted two floppy discs.

2. Downloaded kern.flp and mfsroot.flp to my root c: drive (of a Windows system)

3. Downloaded fdimage to my root c: drive (of a Windows system)

4. Copied kern.flp from the Windows DOS emulator with the command: fdimage kern.flp a:

5. Copied mfsroot.flp from the Windows DOS emulator with the command: fdimage mfsroot.flp a:

6. I turned on the machine to which I will install the OS and ensured that floppy disks were the primary boot mechanism in the setup menu.

7. When I restart the machine with the kern.flp or the mfsroot.flp in the disk drive I get the message “Insert bootable media in the appropriate drive.”



Any suggestions?







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