I have a DOS floppy that can do that.
it uses sjcdapi.sys and mscdex.exe to load the cdrom. after that, you
should be able to change drives to the cdrom and then cd /dosutils
and then run autoboot.bat
once thats done, RH should start the install process right from the cd.
if you want, I'll send a copy of my dos floppy (or bring it by the
meeting).
hawke
jkenner@mindspring.com wrote:
>
> There must be, somewhere, a DOS program that performs the same function as the BIOS does when booting a CDROM, right?
>
> check cdrom.com I guess. Im at a public terminal now, time limited.
>
> plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us wrote:
> > I have an older PC (AMD 133MHz) that will not boot from the CDROM drive.
> The RH 7.0 boot images won't load from the floppy drive (although an
> installed system can use it just fine). It is currently running 6.1.
>
> Since I just got Cox at home and since I need to configure it anyway, I want
> to upgrade.
>
>
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