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/external/fsck_msdos/
Dboot.c51 readboot(dosfs, boot) in readboot() argument
53 struct bootblock *boot;
70 memset(boot, 0, sizeof *boot);
71 boot->ValidFat = -1;
74 boot->BytesPerSec = block[11] + (block[12] << 8);
75 boot->SecPerClust = block[13];
76 boot->ResSectors = block[14] + (block[15] << 8);
77 boot->FATs = block[16];
78 boot->RootDirEnts = block[17] + (block[18] << 8);
79 boot->Sectors = block[19] + (block[20] << 8);
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Dfat.c74 checkdirty(int fs, struct bootblock *boot) in checkdirty() argument
80 if (boot->ClustMask != CLUST16_MASK && boot->ClustMask != CLUST32_MASK) in checkdirty()
83 off = boot->ResSectors; in checkdirty()
84 off *= boot->BytesPerSec; in checkdirty()
86 buffer = malloc(boot->BytesPerSec); in checkdirty()
97 if (read(fs, buffer, boot->BytesPerSec) != boot->BytesPerSec) { in checkdirty()
106 if (buffer[0] != boot->Media || buffer[1] != 0xff) in checkdirty()
108 if (boot->ClustMask == CLUST16_MASK) { in checkdirty()
121 if (boot->ClustMask == CLUST16_MASK) { in checkdirty()
138 checkclnum(struct bootblock *boot, int fat, cl_t cl, cl_t *next) in checkclnum() argument
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Dcheck.c62 struct bootblock boot; in checkfilesys() local
90 if (readboot(dosfs, &boot) == FSFATAL) { in checkfilesys()
96 if (skipclean && preen && checkdirty(dosfs, &boot)) { in checkfilesys()
103 if (((boot.FATsecs * boot.BytesPerSec) / 1024) > FAT_COMPARE_MAX_KB) in checkfilesys()
109 else if (boot.ValidFat < 0) in checkfilesys()
115 mod |= readfat(dosfs, &boot, boot.ValidFat >= 0 ? boot.ValidFat : 0, &fat); in checkfilesys()
122 if (!skip_fat_compare && boot.ValidFat < 0) in checkfilesys()
123 for (i = 1; i < (int)boot.FATs; i++) { in checkfilesys()
126 mod |= readfat(dosfs, &boot, i, &currentFat); in checkfilesys()
133 mod |= comparefat(&boot, fat, currentFat, i); in checkfilesys()
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Ddir.c224 resetDosDirSection(struct bootblock *boot, struct fatEntry *fat) in resetDosDirSection() argument
230 b1 = boot->RootDirEnts * 32; in resetDosDirSection()
231 b2 = boot->SecPerClust * boot->BytesPerSec; in resetDosDirSection()
240 if (boot->flags & FAT32) { in resetDosDirSection()
241 if (boot->RootCl < CLUST_FIRST || boot->RootCl >= boot->NumClusters) { in resetDosDirSection()
243 boot->RootCl); in resetDosDirSection()
246 cl = fat[boot->RootCl].next; in resetDosDirSection()
249 || fat[boot->RootCl].head != boot->RootCl) { in resetDosDirSection()
260 fat[boot->RootCl].next = CLUST_FREE; in resetDosDirSection()
266 fat[boot->RootCl].flags |= FAT_USED; in resetDosDirSection()
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DAndroid.mk5 LOCAL_SRC_FILES := boot.c check.c dir.c fat.c main.c
/external/grub/docs/
Dmenu.lst2 # Sample boot menu configuration file
8 # By default, boot the first entry.
17 kernel /boot/gnumach.gz root=hd0s1
18 module /boot/serverboot.gz
29 kernel /boot/loader.gz
34 kernel --type=netbsd /boot/knetbsd.gz
40 kernel (fd0)/boot/kernel root=hd0s3
41 module (fd0)/boot/bootstrap
46 kernel /boot/loader
65 #chainloader /boot/chain.os2
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Dmultiboot.texi82 This file documents Multiboot Specification, the proposal for the boot
116 Every operating system ever created tends to have its own boot loader.
118 installing a whole new set of boot mechanisms, each with completely
119 different install-time and boot-time user interfaces. Getting multiple
122 choice of boot loaders for a particular operating system --- if the one
131 boot loader and a operating system, such that any complying boot loader
133 specification does @emph{not} specify how boot loaders should work ---
141 most common and have the largest variety of operating systems and boot
143 need a boot specification and do not have one already, a variation of
157 immediately be able to take advantage of existing boot loaders. It would
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Dmultiboot.info32 This file documents Multiboot Specification, the proposal for the boot
69 Every operating system ever created tends to have its own boot loader.
71 installing a whole new set of boot mechanisms, each with completely
72 different install-time and boot-time user interfaces. Getting multiple
75 of boot loaders for a particular operating system -- if the one that
84 boot loader and a operating system, such that any complying boot loader
86 specification does _not_ specify how boot loaders should work -- only
96 common and have the largest variety of operating systems and boot
98 need a boot specification and do not have one already, a variation of
114 immediately be able to take advantage of existing boot loaders. It would
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Dgrub.info13 * grub-set-default: (grub)Invoking grub-set-default. Set a default boot
40 flexible and powerful boot loader program for PCs.
49 * Booting:: How to boot different operating systems
64 * Invoking grub-set-default:: How to set a default boot entry
83 * Role of a boot loader:: The role of a boot loader
91 Briefly, a "boot loader" is the first software program that runs when a
97 GNU GRUB is a very powerful boot loader, which can load a wide
122 install GRUB on your drive (*note Installation::), and how to boot your
125 Besides the GRUB boot loader itself, there is a "grub shell" `grub'
127 operating system. It emulates the boot loader and can be used for
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Dgrub.texi30 * grub-set-default: (grub)Invoking grub-set-default. Set a default boot
97 a flexible and powerful boot loader program for @sc{pc}s.
106 * Booting:: How to boot different operating systems
121 * Invoking grub-set-default:: How to set a default boot entry
138 * Role of a boot loader:: The role of a boot loader
145 Briefly, a @dfn{boot loader} is the first software program that runs when
151 GNU GRUB is a very powerful boot loader, which can load a wide variety
154 unsupported operating systems by loading another boot loader. It is
179 install GRUB on your drive (@pxref{Installation}), and how to boot your
182 Besides the GRUB boot loader itself, there is a @dfn{grub shell}
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DMakefile.am3 EXAMPLES = boot.S kernel.c multiboot.h
4 multiboot_TEXINFOS = boot.S.texi kernel.c.texi multiboot.h.texi
19 boot.o: multiboot.h
/external/grub/util/
Dgrub-image.in64 mkdir -p $bootdir/boot/grub
66 $bootdir/boot/grub
67 test ! -f menu.lst || cp -p menu.lst $bootdir/boot/grub
134 install /boot/grub/stage1 (fd0) /boot/grub/stage2
Dgrub-image64 mkdir -p $bootdir/boot/grub
66 $bootdir/boot/grub
67 test ! -f menu.lst || cp -p menu.lst $bootdir/boot/grub
134 install /boot/grub/stage1 (fd0) /boot/grub/stage2
Dgrub-install37 grub_prefix=/boot/grub
76 grub-install copies GRUB images into the DIR/boot directory specfied by
77 --root-directory, and uses the grub shell to install grub into the boot
289 bootdir=${rootdir}/boot
Dgrub-install.in37 grub_prefix=/boot/grub
76 grub-install copies GRUB images into the DIR/boot directory specfied by
77 --root-directory, and uses the grub shell to install grub into the boot
289 bootdir=${rootdir}/boot
Dmkbimage406 mkisofs -b <image> -c boot.catalog -o raw.iso <dir>
410 mkisofs -b <image> -hard-disk-boot -c boot.catalog -o raw.iso <dir>
/external/grub/netboot/
D3c90x.txt90 boot PROM and set it to 64k or 128k, as appropriate.
95 it configured, and to verify that it will boot properly.
98 5. Put the PROM in the ethernet card, boot and enable 'boot from
104 boot PROM, add the setting CFG_3C90X_BOOTROM_FIX and go through the
107 Please note that you have to boot off a floppy (not PROM!) once for
137 have issues with booting locally once the boot PROM has been installed
141 1. Newer BIOS's actually work correctly with the network boot order.
143 the network boot PROM first.
149 3. Make sure the CMOS security settings aren't preventing a boot.
170 create a floppy image and boot it once.
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/external/qemu/distrib/sdl-1.2.15/
DREADME.BeOS7 By default it is installed in /boot/develop/tools/gnupro/{bin,lib,etc.}
9 Once you install SDL, you need to copy libSDL.so to /boot/home/config/lib,
/external/dnsmasq/src/
Drfc2131.c785 struct dhcp_boot *boot = find_boot(netid); in dhcp_reply() local
798 if (boot) in dhcp_reply()
800 if (boot->next_server.s_addr) in dhcp_reply()
801 mess->siaddr = boot->next_server; in dhcp_reply()
803 if (boot->file) in dhcp_reply()
804 strncpy((char *)mess->file, boot->file, sizeof(mess->file)-1); in dhcp_reply()
1999 struct dhcp_boot *boot; in find_boot() local
2002 for (boot = daemon->boot_config; boot; boot = boot->next) in find_boot()
2003 if (match_netid(boot->netid, netid, 0)) in find_boot()
2005 if (!boot) in find_boot()
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/external/genext2fs/
Dmkbootimg_ext2.sh90 mkdir -p $TMPDIR/boot/grub
91 cp -f $GRUBCONF $TMPDIR/boot/grub/menu.lst
/external/grub/
DTODO21 minimum GRUB image. This is useful for boot floppies because of the size
68 * Fix-up FreeBSD, NetBSD (and OpenBSD ?) command-line boot
94 capability to boot CDROM.
99 modularity of a boot image. Obviously, this reason doesn't apply to
100 GRUB, as pxegrub is merely a secondary boot loader. So whether this
DREADME10 - can boot Multiboot-compliant kernels (such as GNU Mach), as well
20 using GRUB as your boot loader. Type "info grub" in the shell prompt.
/external/libpng/projects/beos/
Dx86-shared.txt14 2) copy and png.h, pngconf.h somewhere; /boot/home/config/include (which
17 3) copy libpng.so to /boot/home/config/lib
Dx86-static.txt14 2) copy and png.h, pngconf.h somewhere; /boot/home/config/include (which
17 3) copy libpng.a to /boot/home/config/lib
/external/icu4c/i18n/
Ddtptngen.cpp1257 boot[i]=NULL; in PatternMap()
1267 otherElem = other.boot[bootIndex]; in copyFrom()
1274 if ( this->boot[bootIndex]== NULL ) { in copyFrom()
1275 this->boot[bootIndex] = curElem; in copyFrom()
1299 curElem = boot[baseChar-CAP_A]; in getHeader()
1303 curElem = boot[26+baseChar-LOW_A]; in getHeader()
1314 if (boot[i]!=NULL ) { in ~PatternMap()
1315 delete boot[i]; in ~PatternMap()
1316 boot[i]=NULL; in ~PatternMap()
1333 baseElem = boot[baseChar-CAP_A]; in add()
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