SRM boot w/unsupported SCSI

[Brian Kurotsuchi <bkurotsu lug ee calpoly edu>]

I can't find a previous direct answer to this question....

Just upgraded my PC164SX to SRM.  I like it, but my Mylex BT-958 must not be
supported since "show device" does not give me any SCSI devices.  I was able
to get thru the installation of RedHat 7.1 by booting off my trusty IDE CDROM.

Does this sound reasonable so far?  So what are my options for booting?  I
don't want to boot off the floppy drive.  My thinking is that I can:
1) install an IDE (yuck) hard disk to boot off of
2) burn a CD to boot off of
3) boot off a floppy

Do I have any more options that might be more appealing?  If not, I intend to
go find a free 50MB IDE drive and implement option #1.

Thanks,

Brian