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2012 Aug 01
0
chain module updates
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com32/chain: use anonymous and unnamed aggregates
com32/chain: change stepall into flags
com32/chain: partiter - simplifications and updates
com32/chain: remove redundant rawindex
com32/chain: partiter - more precise comments / output
com32/chain: remove unused ebr_start
com32/chain: add pi_errored() in partiter
com32/chain: mangle and related updates
com32/chain: cleaner variable names
com32/chain: use disk_guid for part_guid for 0th partition
com32/chain: warning/error/help/doc tidying
com32/chain: make 'fixchs' and ...
2012 Nov 06
50
chain.c32 (and partiter) updates v2
...com32/chain: change stepall into flags
com32/chain: shuffle code before partiter simplifications
com32/chain: partiter - simplifications and updates
com32/chain: remove redundant rawindex
com32/chain: partiter - more precise comments / output
com32/chain: remove unused ebr_start
com32/chain: add pi_errored() in partiter
com32/chain: mangle and related updates
com32/chain: cleaner variable names
com32/chain: use disk_guid for part_guid for 0th partition
com32/chain: warning/error/help/doc tidying
com32/chain: implement relax flag
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2010 Aug 08
1
PATCH/RFC chain.c: update iterator code, yank from chain.c, move both to separate directory
1) code split and move
Iterator related functionality is yanked from chain.c and moved to
iterator.{c,h}. Both are moved to com32/chain and this way chain.c is ready
for further splitting.
Alternatively, partiter could be moved to com32/lib at any time in the future.
It's potentially useful for other modules (e.g. if someone wanted to code
partition dumper or editor).
2) Iterator updates
2012 Aug 20
13
[PATCH 00/12] Multidisk support
Hello,
the following patches should get multidisk access working.
The syntax accepted is the following:
(hdx,y)/path/to/file
where x is the disk number and start at 0 and the y is the partition number starting at 1. So (hd0,1) is the first partition of the first disk.
the other accepted syntax is using MBR's 32 bits disk signature so for example:
(mbr:0x12345678,2)/foo/bar
would address