Bootsector utilities by X-Calibre.

GETBOOT.COM reads the bootsector of a disk in drive A: (even if it is not a
DOS disk!) and saves it into a file called BOOTSECT.DMP in the current
directory.
Then you can use your favourite disassembler like IDA or DEBUG, and look at
the code.

SETBOOT.COM reads a file called BOOTSECT.EXE from the current directory, and
puts it in the bootsector of the floppy in drive A:

The .EXE file needs to have ORG 7C00h in order to be properly addressed.
Therefore the .EXE file will be ~32 kb. But no problem... SETBOOT.COM needs
files like this, and it will correctly fit the program code in the bootsector.
A sample bootsector source file is included (BOOTSECT.ASM)

The bootsector is only 512 bytes large by the way...

SETBTDMP.COM is much like SETBOOT.COM, except that it reads a file called
BOOTSECT.DMP to the bootsector. This file must be a binary image of a
bootsector of 512 bytes.

X-Calibre
