"Dustin Howett" <alaricx@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 7:29 PM, Urias McCullough < > umccullough@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: [...] > > than real physical hardware. First and foremost, we need a format > > that can > > be booted on almost all cd-bootable hardware out there (ISO-9660+El > > -Torito > > comes to mind), and secondly, it should be easy to burn using > > nearly any cd > > burning software a user might be using (again, ISO+El-Torito comes > > to mind). > > In the end, it seems there's really only one real logical choice... > Pulling the iso9660 filesystem into the bootloader and letting it > find > an IMAGE.BE (or whatever its name is decided upon being) on the CD? > Seems it should be the same concept as loading from FAT; except maybe > a cd-specific bootloader that first looks on the CD for the image > file > before anywhere else. Looks like there are still two choices left ;-) The other option would be to use the FS layering mechanism to add a generic attribute layer that could be used to have an ISO-9660 (or FAT, ext3, ...) file system with attributes and indexes under Haiku. Bye, Axel.