This would require GAG to have more disk IO and filesystem support. That would probably increase the binary size immensely. Not to mention the fact that GAG is written in assembler. Let's see . . . write an ext2 driver in assembler and then add it to GAG? . . . uh don't think so. It's probably more feasible to write the data into the MBR with a userspace utility.
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This would require GAG to have more disk IO and filesystem support. That would probably increase the binary size immensely. Not to mention the fact that GAG is written in assembler. Let's see . . . write an ext2 driver in assembler and then add it to GAG? . . . uh don't think so. It's probably more feasible to write the data into the MBR with a userspace utility.