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Just looked at fc4 dvd -- no boot floppy images....<br />
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Do you have another machine with a network connection? &nbsp; I've found install off NFS to be<br />
an effective way when dealing with floppy/CD/DVD issues....<br />
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Just looked at fc4 dvd -- no boot floppy images....

Do you have another machine with a network connection?   I've found install off NFS to be
an effective way when dealing with floppy/CD/DVD issues....



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I have many many machines..<br />
please let me know what I should be doing, &nbsp;step by step if possible.
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I have many many machines..
please let me know what I should be doing,  step by step if possible.

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sorry for the late reply man. <br />
I tried your method and it worked.<br />
thanks again.
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sorry for the late reply man.
I tried your method and it worked.
thanks again.

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Hello<br />
I have a toshiba portege ct3110 laptop that has a pcmcia cd rom drive<br />
it also has a usb port where I have a DVD burner connected to.<br />
I cannot make it directly boot off the dvd burner, however if I start from Fedora Core CD1, I can get it to recognize the usb burner and start reading the CDs off of it. The problem is that it says the 2nd CD I put in is not a Fedora Core installation CD.<br />
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I am looking for a boot floppy, that would allow me to install the OS from the Fedora Core DVD (not the CD.) via the USB port<br />
Please help.
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Hello
I have a toshiba portege ct3110 laptop that has a pcmcia cd rom drive
it also has a usb port where I have a DVD burner connected to.
I cannot make it directly boot off the dvd burner, however if I start from Fedora Core CD1, I can get it to recognize the usb burner and start reading the CDs off of it. The problem is that it says the 2nd CD I put in is not a Fedora Core installation CD.

I am looking for a boot floppy, that would allow me to install the OS from the Fedora Core DVD (not the CD.) via the USB port
Please help.

installing Fedora Core via a boot floppy

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