Re: KUTIL for B&B syst

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From: Chris Burke
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1993 17:19

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Eric Levinson asks:
>What advantage would there be to have the kernel moved from track 128 to track
>0?  Will it make the system boot any faster?

Maybe by a few milliseconds. It's really just a different approach.
The Eliminator divides the hard disk into a "boot partition" and
a "data partition". The B&B uses a single partition for both.

Chris Burke

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