SYSLINUX 3.72 is definitely almost ready... this seems like a good time to ask for any outstanding bug reports, patches, or regressions I might have missed. If so, please holler. And yes, I really need a bug tracking system :^) -hpa
* "H. Peter Anvin" <hpa at zytor.com>: | SYSLINUX 3.72 is definitely almost ready... this seems like a good time | to ask for any outstanding bug reports, patches, or regressions I might | have missed. If so, please holler. Its more like a question than a bug report, how to make the "secondlevel2" menu default (over secondlevel1) in the following config? timeout 300 prompt 0 default vesamenu.c32 menu title blah menu rows 16 menu tabmsgrow -1 menu timeoutrow 28 menu cmdlinerow 28 menu begin firstlevel menu label firstlevel menu rows 2 menu begin secondlevel1 menu label secondlevel1 menu rows 5 label label1 menu label label1 [...] label label2 menu label label2 [...] menu end menu begin secondlevel2 menu label secondlevel2 menu rows 1 label label3 menu label label3 [...] menu end menu end menu end
Gabor Z. Papp wrote:> * "H. Peter Anvin" <hpa at zytor.com>: > > | SYSLINUX 3.72 is definitely almost ready... this seems like a good time > | to ask for any outstanding bug reports, patches, or regressions I might > | have missed. If so, please holler. > > Its more like a question than a bug report, how to make the > "secondlevel2" menu default (over secondlevel1) in the following config? > > > menu begin secondlevel2 > menu label secondlevel2 > menu rows 1 >It is a bug, actually... normally, putting "menu default" after "menu begin" should do that (equivalently to putting it after a label), but that seems to be broken at the moment. It should be an easy fix, so thanks for the timely report :) -hpa
* "H. Peter Anvin" <hpa at zytor.com>: | It is a bug, actually... normally, putting "menu default" after "menu | begin" should do that (equivalently to putting it after a label), but | that seems to be broken at the moment. It should be an easy fix, so | thanks for the timely report :) Its a long standing problem, but never found enough time to report it. :-P Actually noticed in pxelinux first.