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Subject: Is pst(4) bootable?
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Hello,

I have a Promise SuperTrak sx6000.  It's on the supported hardware 
list and I can fdisk, label, mount and use it.  However, I'm not able 
to boot from it.  It gets through BOOT0 ok, but then I get:

     Disk Error 0x80 (lba=0x0)
     Disk Error 0x80 (lba=0x0)
     No /boot/loader

Isn't pst bootable?  Or have I just messed something up?

	- H

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