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It is possible to install VL in a system without a floppy drive and without a bootable CD-Rom, and you could also install VL in a system without no CD-Rom at all if you can transfer the files to the target system via LAN or LapLink cable.
To perform the installation you will need:
A) three partitions on the target system, one for VL, a second one for swap space, and a third one to store the installation files, this one should be a Fat or FAT32 partition.
B) Some way to boot the system in DOS, it can be Windows or DOS in the Fat partition, a compact flash card, etc.
Create a folder named "veclinux" in the FAT partition, it must be located at the top level of the partition, i.e. C:eclinux.
To that folder, extract the following files from the .iso:
\isolinux\kernel\ide (the kernel)
\isolinux\initrd.img
eclinux\krnlide.bz2 (or krnlscsi.bz2 if you want scsi)
eclinuxeclinux.bz2
eclinux\xfree43.bz2
eclinux\etcconf.bz2
You will also need to put loadlin.exe into that folder, it can be downloaded here:
http://elserv.ffm.fgan.de/~lermen/
Then, boot into DOS (it must be real DOS, not a DOS box in windows), go to the partition where the veclinux folder is located; following the previous example, you would type
C:
and then into the folder by typing
cd veclinux
to load the installer type:
loadlin ide root=/dev/ram rw initrd=initrd.img
The setup should go on as normal and detect the setup files for installation.
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