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Title:           RamFloppy
Version:         3.6
Entered-date:    04MAY99 
Description:     Small ram linux system for the purpose of system booting
                 or repairing, a boot-rescue system.     
                 You can put this system on a 1.44 floppy disk and use 
		 it to mount other partitions.
		 It has support for these filesystems.
                 ext2    <Linux OS filesystem, read-write>
                 iso9660 <Cdrom filesystem + joliet extensions, read-only>
                 msdos   <Dos OS filesystem, read-write>
                 ntfs    <Windows NT filesystem (read-write) this is 
                          experimental so procede with caution>
                 ufs     <FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Sun/Solaris, filesystems, 
		          read-write>
                 vfat    <Win95/98 OS filesystem fat16 and 32, read-write>
		 The kernel is version: 2.2.7-ac1
		 It's a Libc6 system.
		 You need at least 8 megabytes of ram = memory to boot
		 RamFloppy.
		 You need at least a 386 cpu to boot RamFloppy.
		 You can extract it like this: C:\ ramf-36.exe
		 It's a rar archive, if you want to extract it on
		 a linux system do this: unrar x ramf-36.exe
		 Read: C:\ramflop\README     
                 ramf-36.exe 1460Kb
Keywords:        Small Floppy Boot-Rescue System
Author:          krobot@erols.com (Kent Robotti) 
Maintained-by:   
Primary-site:    ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/system/recovery
Alternate-site:  
Platforms:       System with floppy drive 
Copying-policy:  GPL
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P.S: This little system includes the program 'fsresize', you can use
it to resize a fat16 or FAT32 DOS/WIN95/98 partition.

For example if you had a WIN98 FAT32 system on /dev/hda1 you wanted
to reduce in size to 500 megabytes.

# fsresize /dev/hda1 500m

There's more info on 'fsresize' etc. when you boot the little floppy 
system.

The only rescue system you'll ever need, but probably not the only one
you'll ever want.
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