I've been trying to find out why Grub will not boot my OS/2 MCP 4.52 installation. The boot managers Airboot and OS/2 Bootmanager do. Some folks on the comp.os.os2.* groups tell me that OS/2 needs the string 'I13X' at segment 30H, offset 0 (0030:0000) stored in memory before it will boot. At least the latest version of OS/2 that can use LVM seems too need this. I've looked through the Grub source code and I can't see anything obvious about where to check for this feature or where to add it, if it does not exist.
Does anyone know if Grub stores this string for OS/2 booting? BTW what it really does AFAIK is check the BIOS to see if the I13 extensions are present, and if so writes that string to memory. Thanks! Fred _______________________________________________ Bug-grub mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-grub
