Re: volumeIsBootVolume

I've found that Startup Disk preference pane looks for "SYSTEM.INI" (uppercase), but the filesystem plugin is case-sensitive, so the preference pane ignores file named "system.ini".

From: Alexander Obuschenko <email@hidden>
Date: 2 октября 2007 г. 17:34:00 GMT+04:00
To: email@hidden
Subject: volumeIsBootVolume

I'm facing such a problem: a bootcamp Windows partition disappears from Startup disk (Preference pane) after installation of our fs-plugin.
It is also known that volumeIsBootVolume field of FSAliasInfo is equal to "false".

So, does anyone know how is volumeIsBootVolume's value obtained? And is the problem really because of the wrong value of volumeIsBootVolume's?

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Paragon System Utilities
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Alexander Obuschenko

Software Engineer

Paragon System Utilities

http://www.paragon-software.com

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Paragon Technologie GmbH, Systemprogrammierung

CEO: Konstantin Komarov

Commercial Registry: Registergericht Freiburg/Breisgau

HRB 300575

Registered Office: Freiburg im Breisgau

VAT-ID: DE-193384581

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References:
	>volumeIsBootVolume (From: Alexander Obuschenko <email@hidden>)