Hi everyone.  I've been able to successfully get m0n0 working with the 
CD/floppy method, although I do not want to leave that in place long 
term.  I want to go ahead and write the image to the HDD of the PC.  I 
tried the DamnSmallLinux method of installing and took the guidance of a 
mailing list member who said to write the image to 'hda' and not hda1 or 
hda2 (because the drive was previously partitioned by IPCop).

When I did the gunzip, I got a message saying 'x records written in' and 
'x records written out' or something close to that.  From there I 
rebooted, but when the machine reads the HDD, it just puts up a bunch of 
colored ASCII control characters on the screen and does not boot.  I 
tried BIOS settings for OS = win95, Win98/2000, and Other and none of 
those helped.  I also tried LBA mode of DOS and Other and neither of 
them made a difference either.  Did maybe the image just write incorrectly?

What is the easiest way to install m0n0 on a HDD?  Pull it and put it in 
another PC?  Use DamnSmallLinux and put the .img on a CD and load it 
from that CD on to the RAM Disk and gunzip from there?  If I end up in a 
trial and error mode here I want to try to make my loading of this as 
painless as possible :)

Thanks,
Brian