> Normally I would bypass a floppy install entirely and just boot an older computer via PXE and then install over the network. I thought I could put iPXE on a f

> Normally I would bypass a floppy install entirely and just boot an older computer via PXE and then install over the network. I thought I could put iPXE on a floppy and stick in an ISA NIC but iPXE just hangs without any error messages right after it's loaded from floppy. How about the plop boot manager? It has helped me a lot back in the days. Or any other pxe implementation. Or veven installing everything on that drive from another computer, which is likely the easiest way. I recently came across IDE/SD card adapters. Perfect for that kind of project, as it is much easier, cheaper and energy efficient to find, swap and use SD cards nowadays. My use-case is an Xbox console for nxdk dev work, but I haven't tried yet.