bootstrap32 - now FAT32 / FAT16 / FAT12

bootstrap32 will now boot and run FAT32, FAT16, and FAT12.
The bootstrap32 code is identical, the only difference is
the Bios Parameter Block (in the boot sector) and the file
system. Even the boot sector code is identical.

bootstrap32 is a PM32 USB bootloader with BIOS extender.
Boot and run 32 bit protected mode code (with access to the
native motherboard BIOS) with the ease and simplicity of
real mode code.


Mike Gonta
look and see - many look but few see

http://mikegonta.com/bootstrap32


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Relevant Pages

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