Noel V. Mesina wrote:
> Hi all!
> 
> This might help some newbies like me. I tried installing M0n0wall
for
> 5 days and lost lots of sleep thinking about the problem. I've got a
> pentium III 733 machine  (quite old), cdrom drive, with a
realtek8139
> and 3com509 nics. At first I blamed the card for not getting any
> network response from both cards, then the cable, then the ISO
> version ( sorry for that bro). In the end, I got the thing working.
> My problem was I burned the ISO version in a mini CDR (2.5"). When I
> burned it using a regular CDR (5.25"), everything worked
beautifully.
> Must have been the volume allocation description of FreeBSD. (maybe
> ????). 
> 
> Right now, I'm controlling an old Apple Airport Graphite on my LAN
and
> happily connected through ppoe on my WAN.
> 
> noel mesina
> CTM - chief technical messup
> homesweethome network
> 
> 
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I just burned the 1.2b3 ISO to a 3.5" mini-CDRW. I did not do anything
different from what I normally do with Nero to burn an ISO. The system
booted fine.

What platform are you using to burn the ISO (Windows, *nix, *BSD,
MAC...)? What software are you using to burn the ISO? Do you have to
do anything "different" to burn 3.5" media on your platform/software?
I have never had a problem with mini-media on Windows.

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James W. McKeand