Remember, the L in DSL is for Linux. It should be /dev/sda for the disk 
and /dev/sda1 for the first partition - unless it's been formatted 
(syslinux style, I believe) as a BGF (big-giant-floppy); in that case 
/dev/sda is the disk *and* the partition. If it's a newer kernel I think 
the device will be /dev/uba instead of sda.

Lee Sharp wrote:
> From: "Jarkko Santala" <jarkko dot santala at portalify dot com>
>> On Feb 11, 2006, at 23:15 , Alex Neuman van der Hans wrote:
>
>>> And, can you boot from the same device using some other image?
>
>> I just tried with DSL's (http://damnsmalllinux.org) bootfloppy- 
>> usb.img and it boots just fine, so both the stick and the 
>> motherboard  are fine.
>
> Under DSL, what does it show up as?  ad0? da0?  Something else?
>
>                        Lee
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