Bug#28698: marked as done (new version of boot-floppies.)
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Subject: new version of boot-floppies.
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Package: boot-floppies
Severity: wishlist
Please make a new i386 set of boot floppies with kernel-image-2.0.35-2.
This kernel supports the new aic7xxx (v5.1) driver, which supports the
Adaptec 7890 chip found on many new motherboards. Currently it's not
possible to install Debian on this boards (yes, I made a rescue and a
driver disk, but now I don't have the required packages anymore to
make the boot floppy).
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