ja tvrdim, ze v boot sektore je vzdy spustitelny kod a rovnako, ze nie je ziadny rozdiel medzi boot sektorom systemoveho a nesystemoveho disku...

On a bootable volume, the area following the Extended BIOS Parameter Block is typically executable boot code. This code is responsible for performing whatever actions are necessary to continue the boot-strap process. On Windows NT systems, this boot code will identify the location of the NTLDR file, load it into memory, and transfer execution to that file. Even on a non-bootable floppy disk, there is executable code in this area. The code necessary to print the familiar message, "Non-system disk or disk error" is found on most standard, MS-DOS formatted floppy disks that were not formatted with the "system" option.

nijako to nezavisi od filesystemu ktory boot sektor bude nacitany je zalezitostou MBR

co si do certa uz neotvoris nejaky diskeditor a nepozries sa, takto tu predostieras len svoje domnienky a k nicomu to nevedie