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		$OS_TITLE_LONG$ ("$OS_TITLE_SHORT$")
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$OS_WARNING$

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		General system requirements:
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  * DOS-compatible system (Intel + BIOS, or UEFI with Legacy support)

  * At least $REQ_BASE_MIN$ free disk space:

    $REQ_BASE_MIN$  Plain DOS system
    $REQ_BASE_MAX$  Plain DOS system, with sources

    $REQ_FULL_MIN$  Full installation including applications and games
    $REQ_FULL_MAX$  Full installation with sources


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		What's in all those zip files?
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$OS_PREFIX$-LiveCD.zip

  * $OS_PREFIX$BOOT.IMG - Basic $OS_NAME$ installation boot floppy image.
    If your computer has a CD-ROM drive, but you cannot boot from the Live CD
    or Legacy CD. Use this diskette image to boot the system. Then insert the
    install CD. The $OS_NAME$ installer should do the rest. This diskette
    image is for installation purposes only and does not provide a Live
    Environment.

  * $OS_PREFIX$LIVE.ISO - The $OS_TITLE_SHORT$ installer.  Most users should
    use this image to install $OS_NAME$.

    Depending on your computer system and hardware configuration, you
    can also use the LiveCD to boot and run $OS_NAME$ directly from the
    CD-ROM without installation to your hard drive.

$OS_PREFIX$-LegacyCD.zip

  * $OS_PREFIX$BOOT.IMG - This zip archive also contains a copy of the basic
    CD-ROM installation boot floppy.

  * $OS_PREFIX$LGCY.ISO - A bootable CD image designed for older hardware. If
    you cannot boot the LiveCD to install $OS_NAME$, try this disc image.

    This disc image uses the older El Torito boot CD format. Some newer
    computers and virtual machines cannot use this older format. Unless
    you have a computer that requires this type of bootable CD, we
    recommend using the LiveCD instead.

$OS_PREFIX$-BonusCD.zip

  * $OS_PREFIX$BNS.ISO - A non-bootable CD image that contains some $OS_NAME$
    packages that are not installed as part of either the LiveCD or
    the Legacy CD.

$OS_PREFIX$-LiteUSB.zip

  * $OS_PREFIX$LITE.IMG - A minimal $OS_NAME$ installer, as a USB fob drive
    image. This does not contain all of the packages from either the
    LiveCD or the LegacyCD, and instead only contains a basic set of
    $OS_NAME$ packages.

  * $OS_PREFIX$LITE.VMDK - A virtual machine disk file, compatible with a
    variety of virtual machine software including VirtualBox, VMware,
    and other systems.

    Using a VMDK file can simplify installing $OS_NAME$. Just attach the
    VMDK image to your virtual machine software as a hard drive, and
    boot it. (Please note that you will still need to create a virtual
    hard disk to install $OS_NAME$)

$OS_PREFIX$-FullUSB.zip

  * $OS_PREFIX$FULL.IMG - Plain DOS system and Full install USB stick image.

  * $OS_PREFIX$FULL.VMDK - A virtual machine disk file, compatible with a
    variety of virtual machine software. Just attach the VMDK image to
    your virtual machine as a hard drive, and boot it.

VERIFY.TXT

  * Contains MD5, SHA256 and SHA512 hashes for all of the different
    release files. You can verify your copy of $OS_NAME$ with these.

README.TXT

  * The "before you choose and install" document. (All of the zip
    files listed above also have a copy of the README file.)


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		$OS_NAME$ Floppy-Only Edition ($OS_PREFIX$-x86)
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$OS_NAME$ $OS_MAJOR_VERSION$ includes a Floppy-Only Edition! This edition should run on
any hardware that can run $OS_NAME$ and has EGA or better graphics:

  * Are you running a '286 or another classic system without a CD-ROM
    drive?  Install from these floppies to install $OS_NAME$.

  * Do you have just one hard drive and no CD or floppy drive? Just
    copy the contents of the floppies to a temporary directory and run
    the installer from there.

  * Want to perform a "headless" install to a different DOS directory?
    It's easy with the command line options.

The Floppy-Only Edition uses a completely different installer than
the CD-ROM or USB installers. The Floppy-Only Edition does not use
any of those other media to install.

The Floppy-Only Edition contains a limited set of $OS_NAME$ programs
that are more useful on classic PC hardware.

The $OS_NAME$ Floppy-Only Edition is distributed as single zip archive that
contains several pre-made floppy diskette images:

    These zip archives contain image files for several common floppy
    diskette media under separate directories:

    * 720k - 3.5" 720k diskette images

    * 144m - 3.5" 1.44mb diskette images

    * 120m - 5.25" 1.2mb diskette images

    Each of those sets contain a number of pre-made disk images:

    * x86BOOT.img - A floppy boot disk image with the x86 installer.

    * x86DSK??.img - Several floppy diskette images that contain the
      core $OS_NAME$ operating system files. The number of floppy images
      and amount of files on each varies depending on the diskette
      capacity.

To conserve space, the $OS_NAME$ Floppy-Only Edition does not contain
the source code for the $OS_NAME$ packages. You can find the source code
via the $OS_NAME$ website ($OS_DOWNLOAD$) or from
the other release media, like the USB or CD-ROM installer.

