Creative uses for COL

[Matthew Carpenter]

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Rick Sivernell wrote:

| I do too, it was what sold me to stay with Linux. It was great, I
| could use a floppy of the startup for it. I have missed place mine
| some where.

COL eW31 was my favorite universal boot-CD (ie. Root Password Recovery
CD).  Since it had GRUB on it I could tell it to boot whatever however
I wanted, so long as I remembered the correct
partition/kernel/initrd.  Heck, during desperate measures, I even
booted using the CD's kernel and initrd ;)


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