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> it's not always the case that you can just raw copy with dd some OS and expect it to function. No, and that's not the context here. > The standard would be
by regularfry 2y ago
> it's not always the case that you can just raw copy with dd some OS and expect it to function.
No, and that's not the context here.
> The standard would be BIOS/UEFI, and Partition schemas like GPT/MBR in that case.
I think the trick of wedging an MBR into the first sector of an ext2 partition with extlinux as a bootloader should still work. You really don't need much.