Pass 1:0x96 instead of 4:0x96 to bootilnx.mksh to use first partition as boot system.

Linux fdisk expects partitions in on-disc order. When using
4:0x96 there's only one partition, being sdX4. If a user creates
a new partition then it's called sdX1 but gets shown after sdX4.
Let's try to stop the confusion and use first partition for the
iso9660 system.

Thanks: Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.org>

diff --git a/grml-live b/grml-live
index 10f4279..4409e37 100755 (executable)
--- a/grml-live
+++ b/grml-live
@@ -1126,11 +1126,11 @@ else
            einfo "Creating hybrid ISO file with manifold method"
            if [ "$HYBRID_METHOD" = "grub2" ] ; then
                # 512 bytes: MBR, partition table, load GRUB 2
-               echo 4 63 | mksh /usr/share/grml-live/scripts/bootgrub.mksh -A -M 4:0x96 -g $cyls:16:32
+               echo 4 63 | mksh /usr/share/grml-live/scripts/bootgrub.mksh -A -M 1:0x96 -g $cyls:16:32
            else
               # read only one but 2048-byte sized (scale: << 2) sector
               echo $bootoff $bootoff | \
-                 mksh /usr/share/grml-live/scripts/bootilnx.mksh -A -M 4:0x96 -g $cyls:16:32 -S 2
+                 mksh /usr/share/grml-live/scripts/bootilnx.mksh -A -M 1:0x96 -g $cyls:16:32 -S 2
            fi | dd of="${ISO_OUTPUT}/${ISO_NAME}" conv=notrunc 2>/dev/null
            eend $?
          fi