[syslinux] booting from floppy

[Roberto De Leo]

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>There is a way to get the kernel itself (as opposed to syslinux) to load
>a ramdisk from a second floppy, though.  It's an important distinction,
>because for one thing the kernel will not work from anything but a real
>legacy floppy -- no USB, IDE, or any kind of emulated device.
>
This sounds nice because I am planning to use it only on real floppy drives.

The mechanism you are talking about is maybe the one that is used on 
slackware
bootdisks?
With this mechanism is it possible to provide a sort of configuration 
file, such
as syslinux.cfg or lilo.conf?
Where can I find docs about this?

Thanks a lot for all your help,
 Roberto