On 28/11/15 14:30, Andrei Borzenkov wrote:
28.11.2015 21:34, Emilio Lazo Zaia пишет:
In such disk there are more than one iso9660 partitions, so there is
also some syslinux menu to select
which one we want to boot to; that's why chain.c32. In the second mail I
isolated the situation to one
partition and an MBR code that boots into it, so no syslinux menu and no
syslinux code is present, except
for the mbr.bin that can be replaced with install-mbr being the behavior
the same.
MBR from install-mbr is using the same method (%SI points to partition
record). Try Microsoft MBR. Does it also work?
No! Thank you for the test... I did download ms-sys [1] which isn't
present in my Debian system. She is able
to write some different MBR and boot records:
-7, --mbr7 Write a Windows 7 MBR to device
-i, --mbrvista Write a Windows Vista MBR to device
-m, --mbr Write a Windows 2000/XP/2003 MBR to device
-9, --mbr95b Write a Windows 95B/98/98SE/ME MBR to device
-d, --mbrdos Write a DOS/Windows NT MBR to device
-s, --mbrsyslinux Write a syslinux MBR to device
-t, --mbrgptsyslinux Write a syslinux GPT MBR to device
-z, --mbrzero Write an empty (zeroed) MBR to device
Only ms-sys -s worked, and also -t with the GPT version of my test...
Now everything becomes more clear. Thank you. Having all this in mind:
Do I have some kind of solution
to the scenario previously described?
Emilio
[1] http://ms-sys.sourceforge.net/
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