Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
BTW:
there are USB drives partitioned as (pseudo)floppies, without
partitiontable, and the kernel should then boot from A:
there are USB drives partitioned as (pseudo)harddisks, *with*
partitiontable, and the kernel should then boot from C:
which I think is the cause
tom ehlert wrote:
Well yuck, does anyone who works the kernel know about the problem, and are
they working on it?
Not aware of anybody working on that.
I am sorta...
however
www.drivesnapshot.de/de/snapshot.exe (which does a couple of other
thin
> Well yuck, does anyone who works the kernel know about the problem, and are
> they working on it?
Not aware of anybody working on that.
however
www.drivesnapshot.de/de/snapshot.exe (which does a couple of other
things as well, sorry for the
At 12:20 PM 2/22/2006 -0600, I wrote:
I'm thinking the partition warning messages are not right because although
there are four messages, I only see two drives and each partition
referenced gets two warning lines with different CHS info listed. I think
it's not picking up at least one other a
