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> ONTIMEOUT is meant to be a label I think that wrong . :) Actually, I just looked at my config and I have TIMEOUT .localboot -1 -----Original Message----- From: Ardill, Robert (DTEI) Sent: Thursday, 31 August 2006 10:05 AM To: 'Greg_Chu at Wendys.com' Cc: 'SYSLINUX at zytor.com' Subject: RE: [syslinux] Time out would not boot from local drive ONTIMEOUT is meant to be a label Try using LOCALBOOT -1 instead LOCALBOOT 0 That is what I use as my default. Not sure why it has to be that, but it works for me on 99% of syst...

I researched on Archive, but the instruction says to copy startrom.com to startrom.0, so I changed boot program to startrom.0 instead of pxelinux.0, it gives me a TFTP error saying file not found. then I keep startrom.0, change boot program back to pxelinux.0, then I do not see F12 key and boot directly to PXE. then I change the boot program to startrom.com it asked me to press F12, but can

Hi, all, I have successfully PXE boot 8 or 9 machines, do not remember when all of sudden one machine just hung on the menu. If I just use label then it boots into whatever the label directs. If I put default menu.c32 or vesamenu.c32 it just hung after loading the default. Any one has a suggestion? since it worked before, I may just try the older versions for now to see if I can find one

Hi, all Can I call mboot.c32 from a DOS menu, since if I do not use menu.c32, it can use the default label to bring up a default DOS menu, and if I can setup the time out for default of DOS menu to boot into local drive then I solved the problem. I just need to boot into the local drive after 10 seconds without other choices and this machine has problem with menu.c32 Or any other ideas?