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Title:           Zdisk
Version:         1.28
Entered-date:    04MAY99 
Description:     The purpose of 'zdisk' is to have a kernel and a rescue 
                 system on one floppy disk, there's a 'make zdisk' option 
		 for the kernel that just copies the kernel to a floppy.
                 Zdisk copies a kernel of your choice to a floppy and puts 
		 a little rescue system on the same floppy, creating a 
		 boot-rescue floppy.
		 The kernel can't be more than 720 Kb in size.
                 zdisk-1.28.tar.gz 1049Kb
Keywords:        Create Boot-Rescue Floppy 
Author:          krobot@erols.com (Kent Robotti) 
Maintained-by:   
Primary-site:    ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/system/recovery
Alternate-site:  
Platforms:       Linux 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.

There's also a step by step guide to how zdisk was created, included
in the README.

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