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It is common for small filesystems to be contained completely on a single floppy diskette. You can define filesystems on diskette and use them either for storage or for live access. Using a diskette (rather than a hard disk) for live access has the following two disadvantages:
To copy in this way:
mount -F s5 -o ro /dev/dsk/f0t /mntwhere -o, followed by the argument ro, means read-only.cd /mnt
find . -print | cpio -pdm /myfs
See find(1) and cpio(1) for an explanation of the other options used.