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boot images. Another example of a section would be to identify a specific model and manufacturer of a PC. This would allow the PC to boot software specific to the system. Table 18 describes the section header.
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| Table 18 — Section Header |
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| 90 | Type is Section Header, there shall be more sections following this one |
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| 91 | Type is Section Header, this is the final section |
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01h | Byte | Platform ID | |
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| 0 | 80x86 |
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| 1 | Power PC |
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| 2 | Mac |
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Word | Number of section entries. This is the number of Section Entries and Section Entry | ||
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| Extensions following this header. There shall be at least one Section Entry (see | |
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| 7.2.5xxx for more information) in each section. If the Header ID is 90h then a | |
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| Section Header shall follow the last section entry. If the Head ID is 91h then the last | |
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| section entry shall be the last entry in the boot catalog. | |
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Byte | ID String. This identifies the section and serves as the section name. | ||
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26 | Working Draft Enhanced Disk Drive - 4 |