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[Steve Holmes]

Yes, just build a boot disk like normal; that is, compile the kernel like
you may have done by new and place it on a disk formatted and set up for
booting. Then mark this to load a second floppy which would contain your
various utilities needed for a rescue disk set. I would look at the
bootdisk-howto for all the gorry details. It goes into detail as to what
to put on the bootdisk to make it work and how to create a rootdisk like
the distro folks do. You could even come up with multiple utility disks
for other rescue operations.

On Sun, 28 Oct 2001, Deedra Waters wrote:

> Is  there a way to make a rescue type disk with speakup built into it?
> I'm using debian and need to make a disk like this.
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