Hello again:
I have yet another problem; this one is for the Slackware gurus out there.  I 
cobbled together an ancient P166 machine with three small drives:  two IDE 
and one SCSI, the latter on an initio controller.  I then installed Slackware 
9, putting root on the first IDE drive and /usr onto the SCSI, and home and 
swap on the second IDE drive.  I never did get it to boot from the hard 
drive, but now it no longer boots from floppy.   (This machine has no CD-boot 
option.)   I believe I did the original install with the "scsi" boot image 
(or it may have been scsi2 image, I don't recall.)   I also created a boot 
floppy during the install, and I do have image 1 and image2 disks.  Every 
time I try to boot it, it says "Loading vmlinuz ................  Ready" and 
then hangs.
I've tried all possible boot disks:  scsi, scsi2, adaptec, bare, and the one 
I created.  They all do the same thing.  Is there an option I should give the 
kernel at the boot: prompt?  I even tried creating a Knoppix 3.2 floppy, and 
that wouldn't boot either.  I tried the "failsafe" option on that floppy, but 
it complained that it couldn't find that version of the kernel - I supposed 
they didn't have room for it on there.
Any suggestions?  I'd like to get a Slack system up and running for testing.
Thanks!

Vaughn Treude
Nakota, Software, Inc.