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...e were to contribute it? > > Likely but bear in mind the printing would have to be quite conditional. In what respect? I would opt for some kind of progress bar or percentage, but I have realised that whatever is coded would have to play nicely over serial as well as VGA output, which may neccessitate keeping it very simple. -Paul-

...version of options() (like pls.options()), and store a list of options in the package name space. This avoids any name collisions, but users have to relate to several options interfaces (the ones I've seen work mostly the same as the standard options(), though). AFAIK, this solution neccessitates calling unlockBinding() on the option list, or using assignInMyNamespace() to update it. 3) Finally, I've found one package ('pkgmaker') that implements a general mechanism that can be used by other packages to create package options. The mechanism creates options()-like fu...

...gt; > Likely but bear in mind the printing would have to be quite conditional. > > In what respect? > > I would opt for some kind of progress bar or percentage, but I have realised that > whatever is coded would have to play nicely over serial as well as VGA output, > which may neccessitate keeping it very simple. The function is used to load all files, including ldlinux.c32, configurations, and menu.c32. It must not display anything by default. Otherwise you have the right thought. Just outputting a period for every N bytes is the simplest if you print anything at all and VGA mo...

On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 9:02 AM, Paul Civati via Syslinux <syslinux at zytor.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > back in previous versions (3.x I think) when you loaded the kernel or > initrd (at least through PXELINUX) you would get some loading progress > on screen with a series of periods. Correct, this was changed in 5.00 as the loading code moved to pure C rather than ASM and

...niversity's intellectual property policy and my salary was > stopped. The mid-level administrators were so embarrased that this > had happened that they let me scribble some extra clauses on the > contract. If I felt a tight job market, the need to eat, and an intransigent university neccessitated my contracting away my rights I would propose rephrasing the contract to provide that the specified intellectual products would be donated to the university. Then at least the copy rights principle would be asserted and one could deduct each year's charitable donations from one's taxes...

Hi all, back in previous versions (3.x I think) when you loaded the kernel or initrd (at least through PXELINUX) you would get some loading progress on screen with a series of periods. At some point this feature just seemed to disappear. No idea why and I've not yet managed to track down a note in the change log. I found this feature really useful because it gave you some positive