strtotime("-1 hour")) continue;
system("rm -rf /tmp/$name");
}
closedir($dir);
function get_long($file, $offset)
{
$value = 0;
if ($fp = fopen($file,"r")) {
fseek($fp,$offset,SEEK_SET);
for ($i = 0; $i < 32; $i += 8) {
$value += ord(fgetc($fp)) << $i;
}
fclose($fp);
}
return $value;
}
function error($string, $title="Error")
{
echo <<
$title
$string
Floppy image set builder
Note 1: $msg of files (kernel and initramfs) in memory.
Note 2: the extra initramfs may be useful to add your own configuration files.
Note 3: the keyboard is read for ESC or ENTER on every form feed (ASCII 12) in the boot message.
EOT;
}
else {
?>
Download image= 2) echo "s"; ?>
\n".floor($padding/1024)."KB padding.\n";
?>
You can write floppies with SliTaz bootfloppybox,
Windows rawrite or simply dd:
# dd if=fd001.img of=/dev/fd0
Start your computer with fd001.img. It will show the kernel version string and
the kernel cmdline line. You can edit the cmdline. Most users can just press Enter.
= 2) {
?>
The floppy is then loaded into memory (one dot each 64k) and you will be prompted to
insert the next floppy, fd002.img. And so on.
The floppy set detects disk swaps and can be used without a keyboard.
Good luck.
How does it work ?
This tool updates the boot sector of your kernel with
this patch.
You may add a default cmdline and an initramfs. The cmdline can be edited at boot
time but the keyboard is not mandatory.
A standalone version is available.
Each part (boot, setup, cmdline, kernel, initramfs) is aligned to 512 bytes.
The result is split to fit the floppy size.
The last floppy image is padded with zeros.
You can extract the kernel, cmdline and rootfs files with
this tool from the floppy images.
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