[Coco] Adding SCBBT and T1 the easiest way?

[K. Pruitt]

There is nothing stopping you from duplicating the Nitros9/6309l2 directory 
structure on to one of your floppies or to you harddrive and creating the 
bootdisk from there. I'm just suggesting that editing the bootlist.pl file 
and using the mb.floppy script is, at least for me, a very easy method to 
create custom bootdisks.  I admire your purist attitude, but I no longer 
possess the hardware to be 100% Pure Coco.  I was down to a single ssdd 5 
1/4" drive.  Drivewire was and is a life saver for me.  And now with the SDC 
and Drivewire I am feeling pretty darned spoiled.  I am giddy with drive 
space.

> Thank you.
> Maybe I am a masochist,  but like to do everything on a real Coco.
> Real floppies and SCSI hard drives, as little use of DW, if possible,
> not using any of the emulators, or a PC. I know it is slower this way,
> it's painful in almost 2015, but I like it.
>
> Kandur