als het goed is staat er op en van de cd's een image van een bootdisk met bijbehorende progje om hem te maken, moet je even zoeken, weet niet op welke cd, anders mischien ff op de FTP van SuSe kijken of ie daar staat.
edit:
heb het ff voor je opgezocht
ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/7.1/disks/
hier staat een image vaan een boordisk
[code]A short description of the boot disks
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All kernels are modularized. This means that almost all drivers are loaded
as kernel modules.
You can create a new boot/install floppy if you have access to either a
running Linux box or a running DOS box.
Choose one of the boot images in this directory according to the list below.
Under DOS, write it to a formatted (i.e. error-free) 1.44MB-floppy using
CD1:/dosutils/rawrite/rawrite.exe.
Under Linux, use a command like
cd /whereCD1isMounted/disks
dd if=./myBestBootImageAccordingToReadme of=/dev/fd0u1440
Now you have a new boot/install floppy which you can use to boot either the
installed system or the rescue system from CD.
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bootdisk: Standard bootdisk
i386: Fallback bootdisk for i386 and older Cyrix processors;
has no frame buffer support
rescue: Rescue disk
Only a few modules fit on the bootdisk. Therefore two modules floppies
exist. If you do not find the driver for your hardware on the normal disk,
just insert the appropriate modules disk as soon as linuxrc starts.
modules: SCSI/RAID/EIDE and PCMCIA modules, old (non-ATAPI) CDROM drivers.
modules2: Network modules.[/code]
