@Zetro
That's how I would do it:
Ingredients:
vdisk.device and loadmodule to make it(the device) survive a reboot (you can use it to boot from later just by assigning a higher priority than that of DF0: or accesing the boot menu and selecting it -- vdisk.device HAS to be the best RAD: replacement available, period).
compactflash.device and another device to mount a file (HDF with a pre-installed system on it) as a normal drive(can't remember its name).
fat95 filesystem.
And a moveSYS command(a little program that reassign things like libs: c: l: to another drive)
The boot process would look sth like this
booting from floppy
make the vdisk.device resident with loadmodule
mounting a RAD: like device and copying compactflash.device and the 'file.device' together with the necessary mountlists to it
reboot
if you set the boot priority in the RAD:'s mountlist to 8 it would boot of it without having to remove the floppy disk.
The startup-sequence sitting in RAD: would simply mount the CFdisk with the HDF, mount the file as a drive and issue the moveSYS command and continue to load data(libs, fonts, handlers etc.) from that file/drive.
Should work
(sorry for all this being a bit chaotic but you get the idea)
I don't have the hardaware to test this though
