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Where can i get a copy of the "current" install floppies and the bin  
directories that have been built?

I would like to test the 3c589 stuff but do not have enough disk space to  
do the build of the "current" tree until i can use the network, but i can  
not use the net until i get a kernel that knows about the 3c589.