You should make a boot floppy even if you intend to boot the system from the
hard disk. The reason is that it's possible for the hard disk bootstrap to be
mis-installed, but a boot floppy will almost always work. Select ``Make a Boot
Floppy'' from the menu and feed the system a blank floppy as directed. Make
sure the floppy isn't write-protected, because the software will format and
write it. Mark this the ``Custom Boot'' floppy and write-protect it once it
has been written.
John Goerzen / Ossama Othman
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