using L4-Linux

[edmundo at rano.demon.co.uk]

> If this also doesn't work, I guess that Fiasco has a problem with
> 486s.  Right now I cannot test this because I currently don't have a
> working 486, but I probably will get one the week after the next.

Many thanks for glinux.gz and the new grub-ext2fs-floppy.gz.
Unfortunately I got the same result with both of those as I got
before: I can boot with init=/bin/sh, but the machine reboots itself
as soon as I try anything more difficult than cd, pwd or echo *.

Edmund