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From: Peter Hayes <pjhayes@oklahoma.net>
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After more than an hour on the site I am still having trouble finding
the procedure for creating a boot disk.  For an example of what I'm
refering to, please check out the following address:
 ftp://ftp.uoknor.edu/linux/redhat/current/i386/README
A similar setup (image files and a program or instructions to create
them) would be helpful.  I found the image files, but nothing on how to
create a floppy using them.  Surely, any new visitor to your site would
appreciate this immensely (I would!).

Thank you.