> NOTE: sent to redhat binutils list as it seemed to be the closest to
> the proper list. There seems to be no real maintainer for mkdosfs
> anymore...
Sorry, binutils has nothing to do with mkdosfs.
This patch makes mkdosfs accept a new option "-B" that allows it to make a
bootable partition. Requires that you give the filename of a file
containing valid boot sector as an argument to -B. Will work if you give
a bootable partition as argument.
EG:
mkdosfs -F 16 -B bootsect.fat16 /dev/sda1
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