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From: Rick Lotoczky <rickl@ic.net>
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Subject: Re: Boot file system idea!  Slick
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I second that....a small DOS partition instead of the BFS is great.  As one 
who usually blasts the kernel from time to time, I would really appreciate
a "simple" fix without using a special floppy or reinstall.

Rick