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shadyi · May 31st, 2006, 1:02 PM

sorry for the very late reply

Mr DaWei
i dont want someone to do stuff for me
this is something that i didnt wanna do but simply i had to do it for college stuff
i'm really not interested in this boot stuff in assembly
anyway it's over right now , i came up with a good explaination to the boot process and i passed the exam

i also wanna say thanks to all of you who tried to help
i'm in the middle of the final exams right now so i'm not gonna be active here for the next 10 days

and after that i'll try to be active and helpful here
thanks

Q-Base-Team · Jun 1st, 2006, 4:24 AM

i really dont hope that this discussion is ended because im in need of some examples for making a bootable disc....if you want to help me, i refeer you to my thread (look at my sign) and help is REALLY APPRICIATED!

BTW: the tut was kinda wierd? i coundt make it work with NASM....?

Harakim · Jun 4th, 2006, 3:10 PM

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for more in depth explaination please refer to Krishnakumar tutorial here is the link for his tutorial: http://linuxgazette.net/issue77/krishnakumar.html

Thank you for posting that link! I can finally understand the boot sector. : )

SittingDuck · Jun 19th, 2006, 9:24 AM

To put it on a floppy disk in Win32:
1. Insert disk
2. Format it (quick-format will do)
3. Open command prompt
4. Type 'debug image.bin' and enter, where image.bin is the image file (must be 512 bytes)
5. Enter "w 100 0 0 1" and press enter, and hear the floppy disk whirr.
6. Enter "q" to quit.
7. Restart to boot from new floppy.
8. Yank out power cord if all doesn't go well on booting.

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May 31st, 2006, 1:02 PM	#11
shadyi Newbie Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 20 Rep Power: 0	sorry for the very late reply Mr DaWei i dont want someone to do stuff for me this is something that i didnt wanna do but simply i had to do it for college stuff i'm really not interested in this boot stuff in assembly anyway it's over right now , i came up with a good explaination to the boot process and i passed the exam i also wanna say thanks to all of you who tried to help i'm in the middle of the final exams right now so i'm not gonna be active here for the next 10 days and after that i'll try to be active and helpful here thanks

Jun 19th, 2006, 9:24 AM	#14
SittingDuck Programmer Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Moseley, Birmingham, England, Earth Posts: 51 Rep Power: 3	To put it on a floppy disk in Win32: 1. Insert disk 2. Format it (quick-format will do) 3. Open command prompt 4. Type 'debug image.bin' and enter, where image.bin is the image file (must be 512 bytes) 5. Enter "w 100 0 0 1" and press enter, and hear the floppy disk whirr. 6. Enter "q" to quit. 7. Restart to boot from new floppy. 8. Yank out power cord if all doesn't go well on booting.

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