Quote Originally Posted by softwaretester
Smart boot manager is handy'er to have than a bunch of floppies dedicated thier respective CD.
Been there, done that. Didn't work. =)

The thing is that sbm does not work on my obscure laptop (Supra 5026, a p166 from the stonage). I tried various boot managers in general, either they do not recognise the cd or do not load at all.

As mentioned, I read somewhere (cant find it again though) that the move to isolinux in 3.4 was partially to make it possible to have two boot floppies (for 2.6 kernels). So, I really do believe that there is some way to create those floppies. The question remains. How?