Adding files to the root floppy disk

If you respond y to the prompt for a shell escape during root floppy disk creation, you see:

   You can copy files into /mnt to customize your root filesystem floppy.
   After you finish, type "exit 0" to continue.
   You have   n free blocks (512 bytes each) available on the floppy.

If you have enough free space available, you can copy additional files to the root floppy disk. For example, to copy the file /usr/pest to the disk, you would enter:

cp /usr/pest /mnt/usr

When your additions are complete, enter exit 0 at the bootroot> prompt.