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| Hello! This computer does have a CDROM drive, however the few distributions that are a suggested starting point for building a F/W image for the NSLU2 are ones I do not have a CD set for. Would someone please correct my assertions, or even refute them? For Debian and Fedora I can simply retrieve the appropriate series of boot floppies, and write them to disks, and then boot them, and follow their installation steps. It is on this issue that I would greatly appreciate to see my assertion corrected, if need be, or refuted. -- Gregg drwho8 atsign att dot net |