After you have unpacked this archive, use the unpack.sh script to unpack
initrd.gz, the kernel bzImage, and some modules.

1440.img
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The 1440.img file is a 1.44M bootable floppy disk image. To use it, insert a
formatted 1.44M floppy disk in the first floppy drive (A). Make sure that this
disk has no bad sectors. If it does, the disk image will most likely not boot
properly. To copy the image to the floppy, use this command in Linux:

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dd if=1440.img of=/dev/fd0
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If you want to use DOS to write this image to the floppy (instead of Linux) you
will need to find and use the RAWRITE.EXE utility.

Once the floppy has finished booting, you will see this message:

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Please press Enter to activate this console.
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Here is an example of what you can do after you have activated the console:

# mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
# edit /etc/vga/libvga.config
# zgv /mnt
# less /root/README.usb-storage
# mount /dev/hda1 /hd
# cp /mnt/dcim/*/* /hd
# insmod loop
# mount -o loop /hd/baslin/fs.img /fd
# chroot /fd /bin/sh --login
(BL3 loop)
# umount /fd
# umount /hd
# umount /mnt
# reboot

Loop BL3
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After you have used the unpack.sh script (see top) you can boot loop BL3 with
this kernel. You will find 2.4.31 modules in the modules/ directory, as well as
a kernel bzImage and initfs.gz in this directory.
