>Think of "PnP geometry" supported by all nowadays drives.
>
>It's 255 heads, 63 sectors per track, and whatever number of cylinders.
You do not really need the 255-63-X PNP mode. Given a hard disk small
enough, VMware may make it a 16-63-X, 16-64-X, or something like
that. Still works as intended.
You see, the kernel mostly gives a damn about CHS, since the moment
the partition table is scanned, it is translated into LBA offsets (
part of that should be seen in /proc/partitions).
-`J'
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