I really need this. I have one 100Mb and one 210Mb drive, and partition these drives serves no point. I managed to use the raid tools and a special kernel to setup the drives, and then mounted /dev/md0 on /target. Then I could continue the installation. I have already begun working on the CVS source of the boot floppies to have this option implemented, but there is one major problem. We need a 2.2 kernel, which there is no way to fit on one disk. Having all the SCSI drivers (and some other important stuff) staticly compiled in the kernel, you will end up with a kernel that is about 950k, and a modules.tgz that is about 3Mb (!). My first solution was that you have one boot floppy, one root floppy and two (!) modules floppies. The root/boot floppies could of course be joined into one big 'CDROM boot disk'. Thing is, I don't like having a lot of floppies. To would be OK I guess, and the modules.tgz could be fetched from CDROM/NFS/TFTP so it is not THAT big of a problem. But before I add to much energy into this, I would like to know if there are any interest in this. 'Show me the code, or get it out of my way', right? I can do this, I just want to know if YOU guys want me to do it... -- We are GNU. You will be GPL'ed. Resistance is futile. / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ Turbo Fredriksson <turbo@debian.org> ( D | e | b | i | a | n ) Debian Certified Linux Developer \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ Gothenburg/Sweden Please always Cc to me when replying to me on the lists. -- SEAL Team 6 Legion of Doom Ft. Bragg cryptographic smuggle Waco, Texas bomb explosion Mossad strategic Ortega KGB World Trade Center NORAD Saddam Hussein
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