Andrew M. Hoerter wrote:
> On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 wchast@utilpart.com wrote:
>
>> It is a combination firewall and router. Is there a way to moving
>> this bootable floppy image to either a HD or CF card so I can
>> have the larger space and yet conserve all of the stuff on the
>> floppy in the same layout.
>
> Are you actually laying things out in a FAT filesystem on the floppy,
> or is it some kind of compressed root image?
>
> Perhaps using a bootloader like GRUB would help simplify things?
>
The floppy image already exist. All I want to do is to put it
on some small HD's or CF cards and start poking at it. I am trying
to get it on a HD but I want it to be bootable. This is a area I
have not got into before so it is totally new to me.
I can send you a copy of the floppy image if you want to see it.
It is a amateur radio application (packet switch) on a floppy.
By moving it to a HD I hope to obtain a bit more space and in
fact if I can get it on a CF card then we get rid of all the moving
parts altogather.
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