1. Read resque_disk-2.0.22.README
   and do whatever is prescribed there
2. If you want to compile your own kernel
   with other drivers feel free to do so
   but make sure the size of zImage is
   under 350Kb.
   Then insert a resque_disk floppy into /dev/fd0
   and run mkboot.sh  script providing you
   replaced zImage with your own kernel.
3. If you want to modify root image, it's
   a bit tricky, but for your convienience
   I included ramdisk.tar.gz which is
   tar-ed content of root directory of resque_disk.
   Then follow directions in /usr/src/linux/Documentation/ramdisk.txt

Sergei Viznyuk <dfly@infinet.com>
