Problems with booting from right partition

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Hi,

I’ve initialized a 1GB IBM Microdrive with two partitions like this…

fdisk /dev/hd1 add -f 1 t77 496
fdisk /dev/hd1 add -f 2 t78 25
mount -e /dev/hd1
dinit -h /dev/hd1t77
fdisk /dev/hd1 boot 1
dinit -h /dev/hd1t78

…works fine, but when booting system, I can allready choose from which
partition I want to
boot. This is a waste of time in startup process. How can I explicit tell
the OS to boot from hd1t77 ?
I’ve also tried the quietloaders, but I think they only supress the
meassage.

Best regards
Christian

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Previously, christian wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:

Hi,

I’ve initialized a 1GB IBM Microdrive with two partitions like this…

fdisk /dev/hd1 add -f 1 t77 496
fdisk /dev/hd1 add -f 2 t78 25
mount -e /dev/hd1
dinit -h /dev/hd1t77
fdisk /dev/hd1 boot 1
dinit -h /dev/hd1t78

…works fine, but when booting system, I can allready choose from which
partition I want to
boot. This is a waste of time in startup process. How can I explicit tell
the OS to boot from hd1t77 ?

Have you tried removing ( or renaming ) .diskroot
from /dev/hd1t78 ?

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Cowboy

Vanilla wafer.