The bootFlashPoint.img file contains a BETA testing version of the
BusLogic driver which supports the BusLogic FlashPoint SCSI adapters.
It is untested and we can take no responsibility for the results of
attempting to use it.

Do *not* use this driver if you have a BusLogic MultiMaster controller.
use the driver for the BusLogic MultiMaster controller that is included
in our standard install.  This beta-test version of the driver is
intended to work on both FlashPoint and MultiMaster controllers, but
has not been extensively tested on either type of controller.  The
standard BusLogic driver with only MultiMaster support has been much
better tested and is less likely to exhibit problems.

Follow these steps to install with this boot image:
o Use dd (or rawrite) to write it to a floppy, creating your boot image.
o Boot it.  When you are asked to insert a root floppy disk, insert the
  standard boot floppy, then press ENTER.
o Do a normal installation or upgrade.
o When the installation or upgrade has finished and the computer
  reboots, put the boot floppy in the drive and boot off it with
  the boot command:
     linux root=/dev/sd??
  where "sd??" is the root partition on which you installed Linux.
o After booting, mount the boot floppy, probably like this:
     mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
o Then copy the kernel image from the floppy over the default one
  provided with the system:
     cp /mnt/floppy/vmlinuz /boot/vmlinuz
o Re-run lilo:
     lilo
o Shutdown and reboot:
     shutdown -r now
At this point, you should have a working Linux system.

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