Cannot run Client and Server Programs off Disk Drive

[SentinelXPS]

When Moving all files for the Server/Client to a Disk Drive (With a disk in it), the Server continues to look for the /modules folder in the Internal Storage Directory, or the "hdd" that all computers come with.

The Client also does this for all of its files respectively.

This happens usually after setup is complete, ie a Modem is specified for the Server and an Inventory (Barrel in my case) is specified for the Client. After a reboot, it simply no longer works because it is now in its usual mode and, as stated above, cannot find the /modules folder in the main directory for the computer, ie NOT the Disk Drive.

[SentinelXPS]

This would be a useful fix/feature so people like me, who love the mobility of Floppy Disks, can run the same programs off of different computers in a network. I am aware that the modem and chest would have to be in the same spots, but that doesn't need to be adjusted unless someone else requests that feature.

Also, for future reference, I do have enough space on the drive's floppy disk, for it is set to 0.5gb

[SethGamer1223]

Hello, storage.lua (installed as startup.lua on the MISC server) contains a optional argument for a path to look for modules in. As in for the clients their entire contents would be expected in the same directory the client script is running. It would be possible for the installer to have a optional netboot mode that would use a disk with a script to assign turtles to different client programs. Currently this is not a goal but pull requests are welcome to implement this.