Welcome to the 0CRUNT07 bootdisk! This bootdisk is based off of Slackware
v. 8.1.0's bare.i kernel and memtest86 3.0 for memory testing.

By default, this disk will boot a USB Linux system on /dev/sda1.  This should 
be the standard configuration for booting from a USB pen drive.

To boot the default device (/dev/sda1) just hit ENTER.  If there are other USB
storage devices on the system you'll have to enter some information on the 
'boot:' prompt below.  Here are two examples of what to type if other USB
storage devices are present:
  usb root=/dev/sdb1 rw
  usb root=/dev/sdc1 rw

If you want to boot from an IDE hard drive or IDE zip drive (SCSI not supported
by this kernel), use something similar to the following examples:
  mount root=/dev/hda1 rw
  mount root=/dev/hdb4 rw

To test the memory of the system, type memtest at the 'boot:' prompt below.
No media other than this floppy is required to test memory.