>>>>> OKUJI Yoshinori writes:
OY> No. When chainloading other bootloader, GRUB passes the boot
OY> drive to the bootloader in the register %dl (Do not ask me why
OY> %dl is used. This is just a convention.).
The BIOS INT13 interface uses %dl, and bootloaders assume that their
parent loaded them via INT13 and immediately transferred control,
thereby leaving the boot drive in %dl.
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