You might want to consider purchasing an IDE/CompactFlash adapter and
using the image (not ISO) version of m0n0wall. This is what I do and
I love it! You can find them for $20 on the web and you computer will
recognize it as a small, standard IDE drive. Definately for the way to
go for old computers with old BIOSes. And, as a bonus, they are
completely silent. I know this might not be the solution you are
looking for, but it is something to consider. Good luck.

Morgan

--- Mohammad Hasieb Ali <alimohammad at comcast dot net> wrote:
> would it be possible for you guys to transfer m0n0wall onto floppies 
> (with the current size, about four or five). you see, many of us have 
> old boxes that have have poorly implemented (non-EL TORRO) cdrom boot, 
> and yet, some things will run (in my specific case, freebsd-4.8 installs 
> and boots fine, but the current version of m0n0wall will not boot due to 
> a BTX error (it boots in vmware + my other two computers, but not in my 
> p1 150mhz packard bell (updated firmware tonight too!)
> these boxes are pretty much junk, but i believe many of us would love to 
> turn these into m0n0wall's
> heh, thanks alot.
> 
> Mohammad Ali
> 
> 
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