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This call changes the boot drive number that is kept in the global info segment of the system. Valid values range from 2 (=C) to 25 (=Z). This function must be called during the call to MFS_INIT to update the info segment correctly. This is routine should be used by RIPL mini-FSDs. | This call changes the boot drive number that is kept in the global info segment of the system. Valid values range from 2 (=C) to 25 (=Z). This function must be called during the call to MFS_INIT to update the info segment correctly. This is routine should be used by RIPL mini-FSDs. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:36, 20 November 2019
Change boot drive number kept by the kernel to allow a change in the assignment of boot drive as seen by later processes.
Syntax
int far pascal MFSH_SETBOOTDRIVE(usDrive)
Parameters
- usDrive
- contains the 0-based drive number that the mini-FSD wants the system to consider as the boot drive.
Returns
If no error is detected, a zero error code is returned. If an error is detected, on of the following error codes is returned:
- ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER
- the supplied drive number is invalid
Sample
unsigned short usDrive; int far pascal MFSH_SETBOOTDRIVE(usDrive)
Remarks
This call changes the boot drive number that is kept in the global info segment of the system. Valid values range from 2 (=C) to 25 (=Z). This function must be called during the call to MFS_INIT to update the info segment correctly. This is routine should be used by RIPL mini-FSDs.