This is Linux 2.0.22 resque boot+root disk.
Contains 2.0.22 kernel compiled with
support for
(E)IDE HD
(E)IDE CDROM
FLOPPY
SCSI AHA1542
SCSI AIC7XXX
SCSI_U14_34F
SCSI_BUSLOGIC
SCSI_FUTURE_DOMAIN
SCSI_SEAGATE
EXT2
MINIX
MSDOS
ELF/AOUT
RAMDISK

The following modules are also included:
isofs.o ftape.o vfat.o mcd.o mcdx.o
aztcd.o cdrom.o cdu31a.o hpfs.o sonycd535.o

The compressed root image starts at block 350
and contains some basic libraries and utilities
for restoring from a backup or repairing Linux
partitions:
afio, cpio, tar, gzip, vi,
e2fsck, fsck, fdisk, debugfs, lde (cool! ), etc.

To use the resque_disk do
1. gunzip resque_disk-2.0.22.tar.gz
2. tar xf resque_disk-2.0.22.tar
3. cd resque
4. insert a formatted for 1440kB floppy into a floppy drive
5. dd if=resque_disk-2.0.22 of=/dev/fd0
6. reboot and enjoy.

the root's password is "username"

Please send your comments to:
Sergei Viznyuk 

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Changes resque_disk.2.0.18  -->  resque_disk.2.0.22

1. upgraded e2fsck+fsck+debugfs+tune2fs to 1.06
2. included "lde" disk editor - a cool thing to poke
   around filesystem, can even restore erased files.
3. upgraded libc.so.5 to libc.so.5.4.7 - compiled
   so it takes less space.
4. included support for SCSI_SEAGATE into the kernel.
5. got rid of some modules which anyone can compile into
   the kernel whenever needed.
6. changed /etc/boot script so it does not spawn agetty
   on /dev/cua2 (which worked for me since I have VT220
   terminal hooked to that port, but it popped error
   messages for others). Also changed /etc/boot script to
   spawn gpm with default "Microsoft mouse".

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Changes resque_disk.2.0.6  -->  resque_disk.2.0.18

1. fixed the problem of kerneld not autoloading
   modules by demand
2. upgraded sysvinit to 2.64
3. upgraded e2fsck to 1.05
4. included some more drivers into the kernel
   plus some more modules (see above)
5. included "debugfs" and "free" utilities
6. included "minicom" dial-out program