install-mbr 1.1.11 Copyright (C) 1999-2001 Neil Turton.

Usage: install-mbr [options] <target> Options: -f, --force Override some sanity checks. -I <path>, --install <path> Install code from the specified file. -k, --keep Keep the current code in the MBR. -l, --list Just list the parameters. -n, --no-act Don't install anything. -o <offset>, --offset <offset> Install the MBR at byte offset <offset>. -y[u|l|-], --y2kbug[=utc|=local|=off] Fix a Y2K bug of some BIOS. -P <path>, --parameters <path> Get parameters from <path>. -r, --reset Reset the parameters to the default state. -T <path>, --table <path> Get partition table from <path>. -v, --verbose Operate verbosely. -V, --version Show version. -h, --help Display this message. Parameters: -d <drive>, --drive <drive> Set BIOS drive number. -e <option>, --enable <option> Select enabled boot option. -i <mode>, --interrupt <keys> Set interrupt mode. (a/c/s/cs/n) -p <partn>, --partition <partn> Set boot partition (0=whole disk). -t <timeout>, --timeout <timeout> Set the timeout in 1/18 second. Interrupt modes: 's'=Interrupt if shift or ctrl is pressed. 'k'=Interrupt if other key pressed. 'a'=Interrupt always. 'n'=Interrupt never. Boot options: '1','2','3' or '4' - Partition 1,2,3 or 4. 'F' - 1st floppy drive. 'A' - Advanced mode. Report bugs to neilt@chiark.greenend.org.uk