Currently SYS doesn't support sector size different from 512, but boot sectors itself rely on bsBytesPerSec field. Is there objections against embeding 512 value into boot sector (for example, shift by 9 instead multiply by bsBytesPerSec)?
I like this. You can even shift by an immediate count (not by CL contents) in the FAT32 boot sector (not the singular here!) as it will be used only in 186+ processors anyway.
Good luck with your tests! Lucho
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