Syslinux - Jun 2010 - Boot Windows XP using SYSLINUX

I've a 100 MB FAT32 partition which is the first primary (and active)
partition of my hard disk.
I've installed SYSLINUX to that drive.
I've another primary partition which I installed Windows XP to it (and
this partition is NTFS).
I want to have a boot menu, so I used chain.c32 and menu.c32
My syslinux.conf file is as below:

LABEL WinXP
COM32 chain.c32
APPEND hd0 2 ntldr=ntldr

But this does not work, failing with "Failed to load the boot file"
error.

What is wrong?

Hi,

I've a 100 MB FAT32 partition which is the first primary (and active)
partition of my hard disk.
I've installed SYSLINUX to that drive.
I've another primary partition which I installed Windows XP to it (and
this partition is NTFS).
I want to have a boot menu, so I used chain.c32 and menu.c32
My syslinux.conf file is as below:

LABEL WinXP
COM32 chain.c32
APPEND hd0 2 ntldr=ntldr

But this does not work, failing with "Failed to load the boot file"
error.

What is wrong?

Good day Mortaza,

As mentioned in response to your Boot-Land postings, it might be
worth-while to report which Syslinux version you are using.

- Shao Miller

Good day Mortaza,

If it's a recent version, you might try APPENDing the
"nosethidden"
option, since I think that was relatively recently added and is a
default for the "ntldr=" option, though you might not really want that
option, as mentioned.

- Shao Miller