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...= $(BTARGET) \ ifdef EFI_BUILD BSUBDIRS = codepage com32 lzo core mbr sample efi txt -ISUBDIRS = efi utils +ISUBDIRS = INSTALLSUBDIRS = efi diff --git a/efi/Makefile b/efi/Makefile index 2003430..c89ca06 100644 --- a/efi/Makefile +++ b/efi/Makefile @@ -66,8 +66,6 @@ codepage.o: ../codepage/cp865.cp cp $(objdir)/../codepage/cp865.cp codepage.cp $(CC) $(SFLAGS) -c -o $@ $(core)/codepage.S -installer: syslinux.efi - install: all install -m 755 $(BTARGET) $(INSTALLROOT)$(AUXDIR) -- 1.8.1.4 -- Matt Fleming, Intel Open Source Technology Center

On Sat, 22 Jun, at 05:24:21PM, Ferenc Wagner wrote: > Matt Fleming <matt at console-pimps.org> writes: > > > Please do test out the release and report any regressions. > > Unfortunately, I can't make it under Debian wheezy + experimental > gnu-efi (ie. 3.0u+debian-1): > > $ make installer [...] > make[3]: *** No rule to make target

Hi, I am working on a norwegian linux distro. As far as I know syslinux can't display any characters that is not in the us ascii table. is there a way to load a different ascii table? Tor H?kon Gjerde

Hello, I am a happy user of syslinux since 3.x. I've been able to load a font to display French accented charecters since then, but it not the case anymore, as problems have started to raise with syslinux 5.x. program : EXTLINUX, ISOLINUX (same behaviour) In extlinux.conf, the culprit is : FONT=lat9w16 This font is taken from 'kbd' package, named lat9w-16.psfu. It contains a

...he file or directory > doesn't exist (and it has a point). I have seen this on both Windows > 2000 and Windows 2003 Server. Interestingly enough there are no problems > with Windows XP, as long as I use codepage=cp850 to mount with. > > I have tried these codepages: cp437, cp850, cp865, cp1250, cp1251, utf8 > I even tried 'latin1' just to see what would happen. > > I guess there is something that should be changed on the Windows machine > for this to work? If so does anyone know what that would be? > > Part of the problem is that it is a literal 'o...

...sed like that. It says the file or directory doesn't exist (and it has a point). I have seen this on both Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 Server. Interestingly enough there are no problems with Windows XP, as long as I use codepage=cp850 to mount with. I have tried these codepages: cp437, cp850, cp865, cp1250, cp1251, utf8 I even tried 'latin1' just to see what would happen. I guess there is something that should be changed on the Windows machine for this to work? If so does anyone know what that would be? Part of the problem is that it is a literal 'o' that is shown in the Lin...