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Hey. I found references to my problem 'scp: command not found' in the archives. But I could not find a solution to this problem. Could someone please help me out here? Info: OpenSSH 1.2.3, RedHat 6.1 Thanks! -- Steve

Hallo, can I use pxelinux for booting a notebook via WLAN? Viele Gruesse! Helmut

Hi all, I have decided to adopt the following nomenclature going forward. I think it's a reasonable compromise between 14 years of history and the needs going forward, and IMO looks better than using all caps everywhere: - The project itself is the Syslinux Project. - It's primary product is Syslinux, a collection of bootloaders. - The main components of Syslinux are: - SYSLINUX,

...9;t know what other features might be broken but I noticed these as they are relivant to my environment. On a side note, for the Dell R710, I needed syslinux-3.74-pre3 in order to boot it as the R710 has so many intergrated devices that it runs out of memory. -- Kevin "CrackerJackMack" Landreth

Hi, Currently I am building a new PXE boot environment and during that I noticed something odd while attempting to boot using one of those universal netbootdisks based on the '3Com Universal NDIS driver v1.00' (aka undis3c) driver. Using pxelinux.0 this works like a charm, but when I switch to gpxelinux.0 the 3Com driver bails out on me... all other configuration is the same. Have

Hello all, I am sad to say that I am no longer working for rPath, Inc. They have, of course, been extremely supportive of all my upstream work, including Syslinux, but have decided that given the economic climate they could no longer afford to keep me on staff. It does mean that while I still haven't figured out what to do next, I am available to do short-term contracts if there is any

I've finally gotten back to my work on syslinux, and I've updated the patches I have for the advanced menu system and for COM32 to apply against the current git tree. I've got ten patches - mostly bug fixes, but a few are for additional COM32 or menu functionality. I've got them checked into a local git repository - what is the best way for me to pass them along?

Hi, I'm trying to get FreeBSD 7.2 booting using mboot module from syslinux 3.82. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work. Here is my pxelinux config: === 8< === label freebsd72-i386-mboot kernel mboot.c32 append /kernels/freebsd/7.2/i386/boot/kernel/kernel single --- /kernels/freebsd/7.2/i386/boot/mfsroot === 8< === Here is the error message I get on boot: === 8< ===

All, I've been playing around with extracting stats out of the Syslinux git history and have posted my findings here: http://pub.mouraf.org/blog/2010/09/evolution-of-the-syslinux-project/ Enjoy, -- Pierre-Alexandre Meyer http://pub.mouraf.org/blog -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

All, I've been playing around with extracting stats out of the Syslinux git history and have posted my findings here: http://pub.mouraf.org/blog/2010/09/evolution-of-the-syslinux-project/ Enjoy, -- Pierre-Alexandre Meyer http://pub.mouraf.org/blog -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Let's try to get this thing released. Dag: will you do your RPM buildathon on this drop? Changes in 3.74: * New UI directive, which allows a more natural way to specify a menu system (or not.) With the UI directive specifying the menu system, the DEFAULT directive can be used to select the default entry inside the menus. * kbdmap.c32: new module

Hi, I have been experimenting a bit with lua.c32 and I have created a small lua.c32 wiki page at: http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/Lua.c32 With my minimal knowledge about Lua (and the inconvenience of not being able to copy&paste or edit scripts) I discovered that the dmi module has 2 functions (supported, gettable) and a syslinux module with 1 function (run_command). Do we

From: Gene Cumm <gene.cumm at gmail.com> alias.c: A simple COM32 module that allows the creation of an alias within the config for SYSLINUX, etc. Signed-off-by: Gene Cumm <gene.cumm at gmail.com> --- If, for example, you had two labels that only differed by the length of the label (a short name) or additional APPENDd parameters, this would reduce the amount of copies of the same

Hi, I've been trying a couple of day now, but I can't seem to figure it out. On www.etherboot.org, I found the example of configuring gPXE so that it mounts an iSCSI lun and then boot from CDROM so you are able to install on the LUN. But if I use gpxelinux.0 (latest release 3.73), with sanboot.c32 like this: label sanboot2008srv menu label ^[iscsi] Windows server 2008 kernel

I'm thinking it might be an interesting idea to pass ipappend-style metadata (and quite possibly additional information, e.g. obtained from DMI) when making a http request, but I'm not 100% sure about the best way to do it. Options are pretty much: 1. some kind of metavariables in either the configuration file or in the filename syntax. + very general. - cumbersome for the