Simple options: (assuming you have another NetBSD machine to build
	stuff on, which seems a safe assumption in your case :)

	Pick one of:

   	    a) Try to strip out as much as possible from the pcmcia kernel.
	    b) Change the distrib Makefiles to use floppy3 & 1.44mb rather
	       than the default 1.2mb.
	    c) Boot & install the default 2 floppies, then build the
	       pcmcia kernel on other machine and 'tar cf /dev/fd0a netbsd',
	       then on your laptop 'mv netbsd netbsd.old ;tar xf /dev/fd0a'.

	Option c is the simplest if possibly least elegant :)

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On Wed, 15 May 1996, CHAN Yiu Wah wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I am going to install the netbsd-current for a laptop. When I tried to
> make the kernel for pcmcia, I found that it can't fit into the
> kcadp-11.fs from ftp.netbsd.org (It is the simplest way for me to
> produce a pcmcia kernel).  Can anyone share his/her experiencw on this
> subject with me. Thanks.
> 
> cheers.
> 
> clarence
> clarence@cs.cuhk.hk
>