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- Cylinder_1024 abstract "Cylinder 1024 is the first cylinder of a hard disk that was inaccessible in the original IBM PC compatible hardware specification, interrupt 13h, which uses cylinder-head-sector addressing. At boot time very old BIOS of many PCs could only access the first 1024 cylinders, numbered 0 to 1023 as CHS addressing only defines 10 bits for the cylinder count (2^10=1024).This was a problem for operating systems on the x86 platform as the BIOS must be able to load the bootloader and the entire kernel image into memory. Both of these must, therefore, be located on the first 1024 cylinders of the disk.Older versions of Microsoft Windows resolved this by necessitating that the operating system was installed to the first partition. Because of this bug, users of the Linux operating system have traditionally created a /boot partition to reside within the first 1024 cylinders of the disk, containing little more than the kernel and bootloader.".
- Cylinder_1024 wikiPageExternalLink Large-Disk-HOWTO-4.html.
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- Cylinder_1024 subject Category:Hard_disk_computer_storage.
- Cylinder_1024 subject Category:IBM_PC_compatibles.
- Cylinder_1024 subject Category:Rotating_disc_computer_storage_media.
- Cylinder_1024 comment "Cylinder 1024 is the first cylinder of a hard disk that was inaccessible in the original IBM PC compatible hardware specification, interrupt 13h, which uses cylinder-head-sector addressing.".
- Cylinder_1024 label "Cylinder 1024".
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