Dustin Miles writes:
> When I try to boot with my kernel floppy, it reads it as a
> non-system disk.

I assume you mean a kernel copy floppy from a pre-current
distribution.

If it says "non-system disk in drive a" when you try to boot it, you
probably have mangled the floppy somehow. What method were you using
to create the disk? rawrite? dd on a unix box?

Perry