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...ian text was not displayed correctly. Then I checked it with "file cp866-8x16.psf" and it was: cp866-8x16.psf: Linux/i386 PC Screen Font v2 data, 256 characters, no directory, 16x8 In that wiki page it is said that font should be PSF1 format. Here I have found a guide with file attached 866_8x16.psf: http://greenflash.su/Syslinux/files/example.htm I have downloaded it, and checked with "file 866_8x16.psf": 866_8x16.psf: Linux/i386 PC Screen Font v1 data, 256 characters, Unicode directory, 8x16 And Russian letters were displayed correctly! But how could I get such file without e...

...h "file cp866-8x16.psf" and it was: > cp866-8x16.psf: Linux/i386 PC Screen Font v2 data, 256 characters, no directory, 16x8 ATM, Syslinux doesn't support psf2. > In that wiki page it is said that font should be PSF1 format. Here I > have found a guide with file attached 866_8x16.psf: > http://greenflash.su/Syslinux/files/example.htm > > I have downloaded it, and checked with "file 866_8x16.psf": > 866_8x16.psf: Linux/i386 PC Screen Font v1 data, 256 characters, Unicode directory, 8x16 > And Russian letters were displayed correctly! That's...

...t was: >> cp866-8x16.psf: Linux/i386 PC Screen Font v2 data, 256 characters, no directory, 16x8 > > > ATM, Syslinux doesn't support psf2. > > >> In that wiki page it is said that font should be PSF1 format. Here I >> have found a guide with file attached 866_8x16.psf: >> http://greenflash.su/Syslinux/files/example.htm >> >> I have downloaded it, and checked with "file 866_8x16.psf": >> 866_8x16.psf: Linux/i386 PC Screen Font v1 data, 256 characters, Unicode directory, 8x16 >> And Russian letters were displayed correct...