    WRITBOOT -- Yet another Bootblock writer
    Peter Flass <Peter_Flass@Yahoo.com> -- Jan 2002

    WRITBOOT is a small program to write a floppy bootblock from a binary file.
    The file should be exactly 512 bytes long, and may be generated e.g. using 
    the '-f bin' output option of NASM.  The contents of the file are checked 
    only for length = 512 bytes and signature in bytes 510 and 511 is 
    \x55 \xAA.

    USAGE: WRITBOOT runs in an OS/2 windowed of fullscreen session:
           WRITBOOT a: <filename> or
           WRITBOOT b: <filename>
    where <filename> is the name of the bootblock file.  
    The program will then prompt for a floppy to be initialized.

    EXAMPLE: WRITBOOT a: c:\stuff\bootblok.bin 
    will read the contents of 'c:\stuff\bootblok.bin" and write it to the floppy
    in drive a.  The compiled version of WRITBOOT requires the EMX runtime
    libraries, but presumably could be recompiled using other C compilers.

    RECOMPILING: WRITBOOT can be compiled using EMX by the command:
    GCC -o writboot.exe writboot.c 

    
