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Originally Posted by mark_k
When I wrote "DOS\0" I meant the ASCII letters DOS followed by a zero byte. In hex, those bytes are: 44 4F 53 00
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Ok I understand now.
Quote:
Originally Posted by mark_k
44 4F 53 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
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I found a lot of instance when searching for the above. I attached a screenshot as I am not sure if all entries are relevant. I see CrossDOS, MS-DOS etc... (01.png).
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Originally Posted by thomas
Most likely the partitions begin with DOS\1 a.k.a. 44 4F 53 01 (FFS) or DOS\3 a.k.a. 44 4F 53 03 (FFS INTL).
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I also did a quick search for 44 4F 53 01 00 00 00 and I found five instance of this in the image file at the following lines:
0007e000
003f0400
le94cc00
5a373a00
6c3ec00
Now I just have a question and I promise this is one of the last ones before giving up; How do I determine Cyl (for LowCyl and HighCyl) from the line numbers? Or it is not something that strait forward?