You can make 2 types of image FDD:
1. Full ATDC boot floppy or,
2. pSOS boot sector only FDD. In this case you will need to copy the pSOS
binary file to the FDD at some later stage, and in doing so rename that file
to psosboot.sys.

You will need a formatted 3.5" FDD.
Copy or download the image file from the Web onto a machine with access to a
3.5" FDD.
If this machine is running Unix do a raw copy of the image file to
the FDD. For Linux this may be:

prompt> dd if=xxx of=/dev/fd0 bs=512

where fd0 id the a: drive, and xxx is the appropriate image file.

For MS Windows or MS-Dos you can use 'rawrite' which is available from
many/most of the Linux distribution Web sites such as:
ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/ftp/pub/linux/dos_utils/).
Its use is not covered here.

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