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- Grab yourself a copy of the cordinux floppy image at its download page.
- Ensure the download was good.
bash$ md5sum -b cordinux.img.bz2
fcaf33f178281719601a4a2451936fab *cordinux.img.bz2
bash$ sha1sum cordinux.img.bz2
5dcc601a9601757aded7c5bc0e9c7c8fbd8b3b5d cordinux.img.bz2
- Extract the image.
bash$ bunzip2 cordinux.img.bz2
- Get a working/clean 1.44Mb stiffy (floppy disk), so is it stiffy or floppy ?
- Embrace your dark side, become root.
bash$ su -
- Format the stiffy to be sure it is in good working order.
bash# fdformat /dev/fd0
- Put the image on the floppy.
bash# dd if=cordinux.img of=/dev/fd0
- Kiss your uptime goodbye and reboot.
- Doublecheck your CMOS settings, the stiffy-drive must be the first boot device.
- Log in as root, simply realize the truth, then you'll see there is no password...
- Have fun, see getting started for more details.
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