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Date: Wed, 28 May 2003 13:25:08 -0400
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Andrew wrote:

> I do something similiar with bootable floppy disks, just stick one in
> and assuming its on the network and has supported hardware off it goes.

This reminds me that I've seen floppy disk adapters that hold a
CF/SD/MM/Mem stick cards.

Might be usefull for machines that have no card reader attached or
helping that legendary floppy reliablity that I've come to love so much.

Cheers,

~Jason

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