If your BIOS will support it, why not remove the floppy from the equation and boot directly from the memory card/key/stick/whatever? A 1 GB key would allow for a Knoppix install and a good bit of data, and then you're word processing with Open Office.
>>Any first amendment rights should end where personal irritation begins.
Damn, I cannot believe you just said that. Your right to free speech has just been terminated bccause you said something that irritated me personally.
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I'm sure there are others, but don't forget my alma mater's -- Western Carolina University -- mascot, the Catamount.
IBM is pretty good about keeping their BIOS updates uptodate. It would definitely be worth a try.
If your BIOS will support it, why not remove the floppy from the equation and boot directly from the memory card/key/stick/whatever? A 1 GB key would allow for a Knoppix install and a good bit of data, and then you're word processing with Open Office.
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>>Any first amendment rights should end where personal irritation begins. Damn, I cannot believe you just said that. Your right to free speech has just been terminated bccause you said something that irritated me personally.