> This sounds doubtful to me, since the ROM BIOS is, by definition, ROM,
> therefore, read/only. Not changable. Hard disks, however, can change.
> And the ROM BIOS isn't exactly stored on the hard disk.
>
> I think that each partition on a hard disk (whether you have one, or
> more) would have information about how it is formatted.
problem there, i think. to read something from the drive, it needs to
know the #sectors, #heads, cluster-size, etc. if it's on the disk,
how's it going to read the disk to find out those values so it can
read the disk ?
i'd assume when you save bios settings, it's done in the same fashion
as flash updates.
patrick