Re: Multiboot's boot_device field specification + implementation bug

2010-02-10 Thread Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko
Grégoire Sutre wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to understand the specification of the multiboot > boot_device field. How should this information be interpreted by a > kernel that uses a native (non-DOS) disk label? For instance, if the > MBI passed to the NetBSD kernel says part1=5 and part2=part3=0x

Re: Multiboot's boot_device field specification + implementation bug

2010-01-26 Thread Grégoire Sutre
Hi, (a) set root=(hd1,2,a) ; multiboot /mbtest ; boot --> boot_device = 0x810100ff (b) multiboot (hd1,2,a)/mbtest ; boot --> boot_device = 0x8000 Out of curiosity, I tried equivalent commands with GRUB Legacy, and I get boot_device = 0x810100ff in both cases. Best regards, Gré