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I have not found in your documentation any discussion of Graphical frontends to PXElinux (a la Syslinux). Is this possible, or likely in the future? Steve Kuervers Systems Engineer Simulation Centre LFWA (Edmonton) (780) 973-4011 Ext 5831 (780) 973-1557 Fax kuervers.sj at forces.gc.ca

...ed less bugs when I have more complicated paths). Now if you try this configuration, you'll see that the first time it shows up the splash screen will show the message, but after the other splashscreens won't. So how to do that ? I need it in fact to keep the original messages from livecds bootscreens that can contain precious infos. If there is another way I'm okay, but I would like to know if at least it's possible. Maybe there is a way to combine Isolinux with GRUB ? One more thing I noticed: even if you set PROMPT 1 the prompt will be disabled after the first screen. I think it coul...

Hello Mr Anvin, I'm trying to get my system to show a bootscreen during the entire boot. Since using Linux's fbdev doesn't quite work out (kernel segfault) I'd like to just stick with what Syslinux has put on the screen in the first place and leave it there. No unfortunately, even though I've left out the VGA console from the kernel, the picture still vanishes after shortly

Hello sylvian Thanks. I use kernel 2.4.3 so far, and the Linux Progress Patch seems to start at 2.4.13.... What I don't understand is, why the kernel whipes out the VGA-display, as both Syslinux and the kernel is setup for serial-console. best regards ole at danelec.dk * danelec electronics a/s * Blokken 44 * DK-3460 Birkeroed * DENMARK * Phone: +45 45821879 * Fax: +45 45821979 *

Hello I am trying to get a graphical-image(lss16) to be displayed during the booting of kernel and filesystem. I have my console redirected to COM1 (SERIAL 0 9600): syslinux.cfg: default linux prompt 1 timeout 20 SERIAL 0 9600 display boot.msg label linux kernel linux append root=/dev/nfs rw mem=192M initrd=vr5000.tgz The image is displayed a very short time, and then the screen i

Hi group, currently I try do make my own PXE bootscreen. There is one thing i dont like. When I use vesamenu.c32 there is always a table on the screen (I mean the border lines are visible) Is there any command i have to add to the default file that this border lines are unvisible ? Thanks in advance

Hi, I'm trying to convert my PXE enviroment from the 3com to PXELinux but I've got a problem when loading a image created by 3com's utility. At first when I tried to launch the bootimages with memdisk but I had no luck Then I added a MBR to the images and now Norton Ghost can launch but it first gives me a Windows 98 bootscreen and my customized Universal Network Bootdisk can't

hi there, some problem: -setup dhcp -setup tftp -setup pxelinux (?!) -dhcp: ok, client get correkt ip and so on -tftp: ok, client downloads pxelinux.0 -pxelinunx: seemed to be ok bootscreen: <snip> boot: loading memdisk... loading xyz.img Ready. the problem is, the image do not start. after the "ready" prompt nothing happens. the image file has generated from a bootable floppy

Hello all, I'm thinking about wrapping up a 3.70 release, even though gpxelinux.0 is technically not feature-complete. I'd like people's opinion on it. -hpa

Here is the usage for Fedora usage: mkinitrd [--version] [-v] [-f] [--preload <module>] [--omit-scsi-modules] [--omit-raid-modules] [--omit-lvm-modules] [--with=<module>] [--image-version] [--fstab=<fstab>] [--nocompress] [--builtin=<module>] [--nopivot] <initrd-image> <kernel-version> (ex: mkinitrd /boot/initrd-2.2.5-15.img