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I installed eCS 2.1 on a harddisk with a partition for IBM Bootmanager and with Win XP (on C:). With the IBM Bootmanager I could boot Windows without problems. But if I install Air-Boot 1.07 there's the error message "NTLDR is missing". So I installed Air-Boot 1.06, and I can boot Win XP without problems. But Air-Boot 1.06 only can handle 30 partitions and that's not enough for me.

Hi,

I wanted to partition an Advanced Format HDD with "geo ? 255 56" using DFSee. But if I try to install AIR-BOOT, I get the message "AiR-BOOT is unable to install. Your harddisc does not have at least 63 sectors per track". First attempt was with v 1.1.0, second with the original 1.06. So I think all versions are affected.

Best regards, Axel Wein

README.TXT states that the application is distributed under GPLv3. However, the (earlier) DISCLAIM.TXT includes the following:

This software may not be used in any way by US government. This means it may not be used on any US government/military computers in any case. It also means that if you are working for US government in any way, then you are not allowed to use it as well.

Setting aside for a moment the closing remarks in that file, I'm wondering whether this file is still relevant, and should be removed.

As an aside, I have always been bothered by the content of DISCLAIM.TXT, and this has kept me from ever using the software. Now that eCS 2.1 relies upon this is an official replacement for BM, my choices for my own installations are limited.

If the restrictions in this file still apply, then I do not believe that the applicdation is in compliance with GPLv3. However, if these restrictions are to apply, then a modified GPL should be used (and I will find another application).

GPLv3 should also be included in the package.