Hi,
Technoguy wrote:
I like inovation, so i think i can change the total structure of mbr or gpt. In my os the fsys is GTFS(Green tea fs) my own so i will change mbr or gpt to GTS (green tea super). Is it right?
If it's not compatible with "MBR partitioning" or "GPT partitioning", then every other OS will assume the disk is unformatted and tell the user there's no partitions, and the user will probably just wipe your OS off the disk because there's "nothing" on the disk.
It'd be much smarter to retain compatibility while still doing your own thing (if you have to). Even GPT does this - it has a "protective MBR partition table" so that older software that doesn't understand GPT doesn't break everything. For a simple example; you could have a massive (MBR or GPT) partition that other OSs understand; and then sub-divide that massive partition with any scheme you like.
Of course I'd wonder why you'd want to do this at all, and why you don't just use GPT.
Note that (for my own project) there's is almost nothing that I'm not planning to break compatibility with - I'm full of "Not invented here, burn it all down and redesign the world!". Even I wouldn't consider breaking compatibility with established partitioning schemes.
Cheers,
Brendan