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On Jun 27, 1996 at 19:15, Keith Richardson of 3:711/934.6 wrote:
db>> Bummer. This is what gives me the shits with translated drive
db>> geometries. :-(
KR>
KR> if we could lose int 13 all would be well...
This is why I like what I've seen of the proposed standard PowerPC
architecture machines - no more PC-style BIOS (emulated, if necessary), but
a proper boot PROM monitor, like in SPARC systems. It's built on the
IEEE-proposed standard bootstrap system for computers, and along with the
IEEE-standarised bus types (including ISA, SBus and I think PCI too), means
you could almost have a completely modularised machine.
The PC architecture sucks. :-(
KR> i hadn't read your message when i wrote mine, thanks for the info
Let me know if it works.
db>> "Next sector"?! Perhaps the next sector in the partition table
db>> structure...
KR>
KR> no, the next part of the loader.
The MBR is only one sector - WTF is "the rest of the loader"?
Are you telling me LILO sneaks in a few sectors somewhere else? Strange,
as mine sits alone in the boot sector of my Linux partition (single
sector).
Cheers..
- dave
d.begley{at}ieee.org
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