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      | |\/| | | | | |   | | '_ \| | | |\  /    Rustic Sofware Foundation
      | |  | | |_| | |___| | | | | |_| |/  \    http://sunsite.auc.dk/mulinux
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Boot from the CD-ROM
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This works only if your BIOS is able to boot from a CDROM, and if you
enabled this feature in the BIOS Setup.

	1. put the muLinux CD on the drive
	2. restart your computer.

Boot from your Hard Disk 
------------------------

If your BIOS is unable to boot from the CDROM, you still can boot from
your hard-disk, *without* installing muLinux.

	1. create the directory c:\boot
	2. copy in c:\boot the contents of the directory \boot
           located in the CD-ROM, with the exclusion of the big
	   file called usr.img.
	3. restart your computer and enter in Full-Dos-Mode
	4. enter in the directory c:\boot and run the command "start.bat"
	5. Do not remove the CD-ROM from the drive! 

Installing muLinux in your Hardisk
----------------------------------

If your hard-disk is big enough to host the whole directory \boot
located in the CDROM, you can copy it enterely in in c:\boot, using
the Windows FileManager utility. This will take some times.

	1. copy X:\boot to C:\boot ( X: is your CD-ROM)
	2. remove the muLinux CD-ROM from the drive
	3. enter in Full-Dos-Mode
	4. enter in c:\boot
	5. run the commands "start.bat", or "xwin.bat" if you like
	   to work with the XWindow System.

  					-- Michele Andreoli
                               
