On Sun, 6 Oct 2002, Darrell Shandrow wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> Well, actually, you should also be able to make your own boot disk from a
> DOS/Windows system. Just get the appropriate boot image from RedHat or
> another credible source, download and install the RawWrite program, then
> write a boot disk to a floppy as needed.
Problem solved. The boot disk I created when I installed RH7.3 turned out
to be blank! Not knowing this led to a number of false assumptions and
conclusions on my part. I tried a disk from my old RH7.1 install and it
worked like a charm.
The "create boot disk" in the system programs menu of RH7.3 still yields a
blank disk. I've tried formatting the disk in both a vfat and an ext2 but
no luck. Has anyone done this successfully?
Thanks for the reply. I'll tell the virgin she can go home now.
--
Bob Holtzman
"All work and no play makes jack
.......and lots of it."
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