debian-reiserfs boot floppies

[curt brune <curt@SLAC.Stanford.EDU>]

Hello,

Thanks for making boot floppies!

I looked into making my own debian boot floppies once ( i had a goofy hardware 
RAID controller), but it seemed unduly difficult.  That thanks goes out to the 
entire debian-boot team as well -- none of my debian boxes would exist without 
your contributions.

I saw your web page about the debian-reiserfs boot floppies.  I was
wondering what version of reiserfs you used for the floppies.  

Has anyone made reiserfs boot floppies with the 2.2.19 kernel?

I don't need woody boot floppies (would be nice, but no necessary) -- potato 
will do fine, as woody is just an "apt-get dist-upgrade" away once I get 
potato going.

General question:  Where would I begin if I needed support for a specific
piece of hardware?  Let's say I have a kernel patch from the vendor  -- I
want to make a boot floppy that uses this kernel.  How do I do that?

Cheers,
Curt
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Curt Brune       
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
GLAST -- Flight Software Group
http://www.slac.stanford.edu/exp/glast/flight/
curt@slac.stanford.edu