really ugly hack at present, but that doesn't hugely matter since I'm
aiming to change the interface to iSCSI devices anyway within the next
week.

already handled the INT13 call.

Inhibit -Werror when generating Makefile rules, to prevent warnings
from killing the dependency list.

Add some of the missing parts to libkir.h.

This driver really needs to be rewritten.
It tries to build both ISA and PCI images,
and makes life diffifult for the build system
and rom-o-matic.net.  The warning was just a reminder
that it needs to be cleaned up and re-factored
to split the PCI and ISA drivers.

This ancient ISA driver should probably be removed.
It is hard to get a card to test it with, and there
are comments to the effect that it cannot work with
relocation.  I would be quite interested to get a
bug report by someone who actually has this card.

Even though it is only currently used for rom-o-matic.net code,
it is good to make sure it gets built, and that the parsing code
is working.

us to round down the size for the relocation copy to the nearest 64kB
(+0x10 bytes); this just happened to work on most machines because the
last 64kB of the image is all-zeroes anyway (it's the .bss).

emulation support) for an unknown purpose, and breaks grub.

int13.h.

treated as being provided by that object" code.

into account (and so remove the false positives due to .tbl.* symbols).

compressor fixup section.

bin/%.bin target.

bytes of useless zeroes in the final image.

link-time check for section overlaps.  (In order to avoid wasting
space in the executable image, .bss16 will overlap with the following
section, which is .text).

This reverts commit 9dc2515d7e.

I want "make" to actually build something.

start of the non-prefix blocks in the loaded image, and rely on the
image ordering.  This should make introducing compression much easier.