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Developed by IBM and Phoenix
Technologies,
El Torito is the standard for creating bootable CDs on IBM
compatible computers. In order for an El Torito disc to work the
computer must have a compatible El Torito IDE/SCSI disc
drive and a compatible motherboard BIOS
or SCSI BIOS.
When booting from an El Torito CD, if the disc was created using
a floppy disk image, the CD will become the A: drive, the floppy
drive will become the B: drive and the B: drive becomes
unavailable. An El Torito disc can also be created using a hard
disk drive image; when this is done, the C: drive becomes the disc
drive and all other drive letters move up one.
- Additional information about creating a bootable CD can be
found on document CH000669.
Also see: CD definitions, Standard
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