2009/9/15 Michael Lotz <mmlr@xxxxxxxx>: > What makes the active partition boot on a traditional system is not the > BIOS. It is a seperate chainloader written to the MBR by most > partitioning software. Our intel partition map add-on doesn't do so > right now, which can render a disk unbootable if you partition it that > way. Marking the partition active then has no effect. We do have a MBR > chainloader that finds and chainloads the active partition in src/bin/ > writembr. It works and we should really add this to our intel partition > map addon. [plug] Or, just in case future-proofing is a desirable quality: http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/4028 [/plug] :) Cheers, A.