Hey,
I'm trying to boot off a USB-Key,
but my bios supports only USB-FDD and USB-ZIP/Flash booting methods.
my usb key is partitioned as an harddisk, with mbr and a partition table.
When booting using grub bootable cdrom,
grub sees the usbkey as (fd1)
is there any way to tell grub (fd1) is a "really" an harddisk
for allowing to access (fd1) partitions.
maybe to map (fd1) -> (hd0) ?
an hack idea I had (not sure if it will really work):
go over all places in stage2 sources who handle floppy (& 0x80 part)
and tell it its really an harddisk.
is it possible or not ?
thanks,
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Amir.
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