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I installed an old copy of Fedora Core 1 without problems until the very end. I created a boot floppy for the system.The boot disk created successfully but when I rebooted, the disk ended up corrupted. Is there any way to get my boot disk back without reinstalling Fedora?
I am haveing this same exact problem linux worked fine for a while then all the sudden i pop my bootdisk in and now when it gets to vmlinuz it says boot failure replace boot disk
i have made new boot disks from the redhat instalation disks and still get the same results
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