H. Peter Anvin wrote:
> Michael Reed wrote:
>> What are the various protocols in use for booting from GPT partitions
>> on BIOS systems? Trying to standardize on one could be a "good thing".
>>
>
> So far, the only supported protocol is to have the bootable partition(s)
> present inth the MBR.
Michael Reed wrote:
What are the various protocols in use for booting from GPT partitions
on BIOS systems? Trying to standardize on one could be a "good thing".
So far, the only supported protocol is to have the bootable partition(s)
present inth the MBR. Data-only partitions can be presen
H. Peter Anvin wrote:
> Michael Reed wrote:
>> Via analysis of the MSDOS partition table, I can state that it can address
>> a maximum of 4TB of space. Each partition entry consists of a starting block
>> and a length. Both of these fields are 32 bits in length. No individual
>> partition can
Hello,
I used gparted to move my partitions from 80GB disk to 160GB disk. I am
disappointed with the result. I used the latest version of gparted LiveCD.
1) bootloader in MBR was not transfered, I was not able to boot the system on
my new disk (I fixed this with grub on floppy disk later)
2) No
