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I can successfully boot several DOS images on a USB thumbdrive using SysLinux/Memdisk. But, I'd like to load some DOS USB drivers to see the other (common) files on the same USB drive. Is this possible?? Boot memdisk/syslinux from a DOS image on USB .. and then read the USB as another drive?? thx <<jrxnelson -at- yahoo.com>> __________________________________________________

...pxelinux 3.62 with the F10 help key. I configured this: DISPLAY pxelinux.cfg/schlunix_new.txt F1 pxelinux.cfg/helps/schlunix F2 pxelinux.cfg/helps/schlunix64 F3 pxelinux.cfg/helps/rescue F4 pxelinux.cfg/helps/rescue64 F5 pxelinux.cfg/helps/stress F6 pxelinux.cfg/helps/stress64 F7 pxelinux.cfg/helps/dosimages F8 pxelinux.cfg/helps/mailsystem F9 pxelinux.cfg/helps/mailsystem64 F10 pxelinux.cfg/schlunix_new.txt F11 pxelinux.cfg/helps/ox64 F12 pxelinux.cfg/schlunix_new.txt If i press F10, the pxelinux try to get "/pxelinux.cfg/schlunix_new.t". In this example F10 and F12 do the same. F12 is wor...

I've very new to this... what I want to achieve, is to have my clients network boot - and then be presented with a menu, allowing them *well, me* to choose what to do. Maybe, boot from the main hard disk, or boot a disk image from a samba share, or maybe even boot a CD image, instead of having the actual CD in the drive. Also, I would want to be able to change this menu, without actually

Hi! sorry for the top post. I have had some troubles in the past trying to make equipment to boot a floppy with MS-DOS that also used ms networking to access the network. Particularly the Gateway GSX 500 cannot have the onboard NIC with PXE enabled, as it eats about 92k of highmemory, which in turn makes impossible to start Windows XP setup due to low memory. On that particular machine I had

Hello! Is it possible to load a virtual DOS Floppy with memdisk to do a few things (e.g. scan for viruses, copy a hard disk image from the network to the local disk) and continue booting from the local hard disk without a reboot? Cheers Alex

Here is the script I put together now. I hope I haven't overlooked anything. You might need to modify the first section of variables to suit your setup. Ofcourse you need to run this as root. May be some version of this should be included with syslinux? Basically given an existing floppy image, it creates a larger image and copies its contents over and sets up the bootsector of the