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...chain. >> When Linux is chosen, syslinux chains to the boot sector of the Ext4 partition (chain hd0 2) >> >> The Ext4 partition contains several folders each containing a linux ramdisk image, a kernel and his own extlinux configuration (ldlinux.sys, syslinux.cfg). Quite odd since ldllinux.sys itself is essentially useless without the corresponding VBR. >> We use the following command to change the linux kernel and image to use at the next boot : extlinux -i /Path_to_the_configuration_folder_of_linux_image_to_launch >> >> After calling extlinux -i, the first next r...

On 05-08-15 15:28, Gene Cumm wrote: >>> 0x2f8 is a BIOSism. > >> Is this a problem? The example in the comments said 0x3f8 which is COM1. > > It means that a BIOS IO port for a UART won't work for EFI. No value > for DEBUG_PORT will do anything unless someone's got some translation > "glue" to take the attempts to open the UART and use an EFI handle

Hello, We are experiencing a strange behaviour on an embedded system (i386 PC board). The structure of our disk is the following one : - A 2GB fat16 partition with DOS and syslinux - A 100GB Ext4 partition with Extlinux an several linux images to boot on ram - A swap partition The system boot on syslinux to choose among Dos and Linux boot using chain. When Linux is chosen, syslinux chains to