slitaz-forge annotate mirror/floppies/loram-2.0/description.html @ rev 366

mirror/floppies: updates from web site, add loram for 1.0 & 2.0
author Pascal Bellard <pascal.bellard@slitaz.org>
date Thu May 09 18:16:08 2013 +0200 (2013-05-09)
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pascal@366 1 <p>
pascal@366 2 You can start with one of the 3 following flavors :
pascal@366 3 </p>
pascal@366 4 <ul>
pascal@366 5 <li>
pascal@366 6 <b>base</b> needs 22Mb of RAM and 6 floppies: <i>fd001.img</i> to <i>fd103.img</i>.<br />
pascal@366 7 base provides the minimum slitaz distribution subset in text mode.
pascal@366 8 </li>
pascal@366 9 <li>
pascal@366 10 <b>justx</b> needs 64M of RAM and 13 floppies: <i>fd001.img</i> to <i>fd206.img</i>.<br />
pascal@366 11 justx provides the minimum slitaz distribution subset with X11 support.
pascal@366 12 </li>
pascal@366 13 <li>
pascal@366 14 <b>core</b> needs 92M of RAM and 25 floppies: <i>fd001.img</i> to <i>fd311.img</i>.<br />
pascal@366 15 core provides the default slitaz distribution.
pascal@366 16 </li>
pascal@366 17 </ul>
pascal@366 18 <p>
pascal@366 19 Start your computer with <i>fd001.img</i>. It will show the kernel version string and
pascal@366 20 the kernel cmdline line. You can edit the cmdline. Most users can just press Enter.
pascal@366 21 </p>
pascal@366 22 <p>
pascal@366 23 The floppy is then loaded into memory (one dot each 64k) and you will be prompted to
pascal@366 24 insert the next floppy, <i>fd002.img</i>.
pascal@366 25 </p>
pascal@366 26 <p>
pascal@366 27 The loram bootstrap will then start and you will be prompted to insert extra floppies
pascal@366 28 for base, justx and core flavors. You can bypass this by using Q and Enter.
pascal@366 29 </p>