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From: Rishikesh <rishi@math.ohio-state.edu>
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Subject: How to make boot floppy
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	I want to have a boot floppy such that after booting, it
	appears as if I have chosen the single user mode (when
	booting from harddisk). It should have all the basic
	utilities like the ones present in /bin, /sbin.

	Can someone tell me how to go about making such a boot
	floppy. 

	Thank you

	Rishi


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