ELKS on HD from 360 or 720 Floppy?

Pat Gilliland
2006-04-27T14:33:44Z

>On Thursday 27 April 2006 15.55, Pat Gilliland wrote:
>> >Hello i we struggled hit this fore some time now
>> >on my 286 i have install EDE-ELKS becorse it have 1´44 floppy
>> >but on my 8088 "8086 but slower" it only have 5´25 flex-floppy's
>> >i cant get this in with EDE-Elks someone how now how to do ?
>> >tried the way described in the manual wont go someone got any idea ?
>> >i now it runs on it do i have a similar Toshiba 1100 laggtop it works
>>
>> f>ine
>>
>> >there but only on floppy do it dont have any HardDrive
>> >
>> >Kindly reguards Fille
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>> What capacity are your 5.25" floppies? You may be able to use the older
t>wo
>> disk image with boot and root on separate disks.
>> Patrick Gilliland
>> InkPot Productions
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>Now that the custion became a litle weard do my wishes is that it be some
>way to install with 360k 5´25 to hardrive on my desktop 8088
>iwe only hawe this 360k 5,25" at home so i wount put it out and in more
tim>es
>been like 20 times now !
>
>i´we only wont to have elks on hard drive on my 8088 whit 360k drive only>

>
>Kindly regurds Fille

I understand your problem. I am trying to install ELKS on a Toshiba 1200 HD
from 720 floppies.

Has anyone come up with a method to install onto HD from 360 or 720
floppies?

Thanks

Pat G

Still using ELKS for production work.
Patrick Gilliland
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