Hi, I think we should be able to boot from ZIP FAT32 if BIOS can boot
from it as a normal int 13h device. After all, default BPB = FAT16 while
actual BPB = FAT32 does NOT mean that FAT32 is generally broken. It only
means that the partition table is wrong and marks the partition as FAT16.
Whateve
On 2004-03-13, Eric Auer wrote:
> Default BPB for drive X: according to Bootfix 1.1 by Arkady:
> 512 by/sec, 4 sec/clust, 1 boot sector, 188 sec/fat, 2 FATs,
> 0 / 195016 sectors, 0x.f744 hidden sectors (this is the
> "partition position", looks completely wrong under the assumption
> that ZIP
Hi, here the thing again "inline" for easier discussion (result file
from previous mail):
Default BPB for drive X: according to Bootfix 1.1 by Arkady:
512 by/sec, 4 sec/clust, 1 boot sector, 188 sec/fat, 2 FATs,
0 / 195016 sectors, 0x.f744 hidden sectors (this is the
"partition position", loo
