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I admit it, the release process is a mystery to me.
Can somebody point me to the makefile or script that generates the iso
image?

FWIW, I made a simple iso image of /boot/cdboot /kernel.gz and dd'ed
it onto a floppy.  The loader started loading the kernel (I didn't
bother to wait for it to finish).  So I'm wondering if something about
the iso creation options have changed & that's what's screwing us...

Drew

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