AW: AW: AW: [ros-kernel] reactos on ntfs or d:

[jeanmichel.123 at free.fr]

Selon Michael <Michael at fritscher.net>:

> I checked this and found that freeldr can only swap actual drives, not 
> partitions.  However, I found that this is not necessary.  I was trying 
> various things and I found that ReactOS does not need to be located at 
> C:\ReactOS, it can be located anywhere!  I think I had previously heard
> that 
> ReactOS needs to be installed at C:\ReactOS, but apparently, that is 
> incorrect.  I have tried installing ReactOS to different directories and
> 
> different drives and it worked in all cases.  This means that someone
> with a 
> NTFS first partition and FAT or FAT32 second partition could install it
> on 
> the second partition.  All that needs to be done is to install ReactOS
> to 
> the second partition and create a freeldr boot disk, since freeldr
> cannot 
> boot from NTFS.

I have done a dos/win98 boot floppy. (including a boot sector and a command 
line).
Then I change directory to c:\reactos (called d:\reactos on nt).
And I run a boot.bat script which run loadros.com
However, an INVALID_BOOT_DEVICE crash happen in the first reactos blue screen 
page...!