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Is it possible to have ISOlinux boot another ISO image from a the same CD? I would like to have an ISO image file on my boot cd with a menu option to start that CD. Thanks for any information or pointers. Keith

Hi, there now i am booting pxelinux menu32 with 2 boot images 1. DOS boot image 2. Thinstaion pxelinux and my directory structure is like this (Pxelinux with menu32) /tftpdroot/pxelinux.0 /tftpdroot/pxelinux.cfg/default /tftpdroot/dos.imz (DOS bootimage) /tftpdroot/memdisk (memdisk package) (Thinstation Pxelinux) /tftpdrooot/pxe/pxelinux.0 /tftpdroot/pxe/initrd

Either this never made it to the list or no one cares about Tru64. This is the last time I'll send this patch to the list. If no one steps up and finishes it or provides me with enough information to fix any remaining bugs (one being complaint that 'ssh site cmd' does not work right). If there is no activity on this for a week. I'll post it to bugzilla and will ignore any

Hey Folks, Sorry if this has been asked before; hard to get a usable search on 'isolinux OR syslinux pxe-boot' with just the info I need! I work in a large organization, and the group which manages the network may not be the guys managing the hosts. I have a network and dhcp server, and pxelinux is working very well on that net. I want to make my net-install resources available to

Hey Guys, Below is a patch for the com32/rosh/rosh.c from tonights syslinx git. The patch does the following: 1) changes the rosh_issp to use an if instead of a case for this simple test. 2) changes the rosh_dir_arg function to move the readdir() to inside the while test. This will let me go through my APUE book. Let me know if you have any questions. Keith --- rosh.orig 2009-03-05

Here is a second version of my patch from last night. It uses the provided ctype function isspace and does the same readdir(). I remove the rosh_issp() function. I admit to being a bit liberal with my use of braces and spaces. We all of the habit of knowing we can invent a more perfect wheel. Let me know if you have any questions. Keith -------------- next part -------------- A non-text

See: http://syslinux.zytor.com/archives/2006-May/006887.html I think I've tracked the problem down a bit more specifically. In edd.S when the kernel calls int 0x13 with %dl=80 [primary disk] & %al=1 [read one sector] and ah set to READ_SECTORS it never returns. However, the following code [which does drive diagnostics] works. mov $0x7E, %al call prtchr movw $0x0000, %ax movb

This may seem to be an odd request, but here it goes: I would like to be able to recursively load pxelinux. Simple reason being that many useful mini distro's now use it (PXES, Recovery is Possible, Fedora Anaconda, my own homebrew setup program, unattended.sf.net, etc), and I would like to be able have drop in upgradabily for those distro's. The idea being I can create a master menu and

Hi! I have a PXE Server witch uses a the simple menu system. Is all working great also with submenus. What i want is a entry in the pxelinux.cfg/default file that can load a non-menu cfg file for the pxelinux.0. The background is, that i have here a DamnSmallLinux that is booting from PXE. it has a own cfg file but without the simple menu system (with F1-F2-F3 and a logo.16). If i move

I have found two bugs in the menu.c32 utility, part of the syslinux-3.08-pre5 build, and have a couple of requests. Problem 1: If you use the ^ symbol to define a number as a hotkey, ex. MENU LABEL ^1 Option #1 , the menu will not print the number highlighted. It will use it as a hot key, it just will not highlight it. It does highlight the hotkey if specify a letter, A-Z. Problem 2: When

Hi, I am trying to use the Simple Menu system for SYSLINUX/ISOLINUX, but it fails to work. The menu apper, I can select menu entries, but pressing "ENTER" just takes me back to start. It seem like menu.c32 just reloads. Pressing Space does almost the same, exept the selected item is the one on the bottom instead of the top. By pressing ESC and getting back to command line, I am able

Well in those three days I did identify and correct the problem with using a number (0-9) as the hot key. The following is the section of code in menu.c32 responsible for displaying the menu entries: display_entry(const struct menu_entry *entry, const char *attrib, const char *hotattrib, int width) { const char *p = entry->displayname; while ( width ) { if ( *p ) { if (

System: Alpha Tru64 5.1a, openssh 3.4p1 and bash 2.04. Problem: when configure comes to the test to find xauth, it is not able to find it in /usr/bin/X11. This path is listed as one to test while looking for xauth. It is of course found if I define the exact path with --with-xauth. Any one good with configure and bash to help me get this automatically found? Thanks in advance, Keith

Hello everyone I'm new to using menu.c32 and vesamenu.c32. I have used the original method of using pxelinux menus. I've read the wiki page and it speaks of being able to create submenus by making one of my menu options reference to (vesa)menu.c32 as the kernel and append the config file. I'm not sure I'm doing it correctly it was a little over simplified. Any help would be

Hello all: I just downloaded and built syslinux-3.74-pre11 and installed it. I set it to boot and run on the serial port/serial console and when I switch to menu mode (by typing "menu" at the boot: prompt), it works. In the older version I got the upper left corner of the dialog box drawn and that was it. So that is terrific, thanks. However when I am on the serial console and I run

I am resending this message because I have not recieved any response back. I have found two bugs in the menu.c32 utility, part of the syslinux-3.08-pre5 build, and have a couple of requests. Problem 1: If you use the ^ symbol to define a number as a hotkey, ex. MENU LABEL ^1 Option #1 , the menu will not print the number highlighted. It will use it as a hot key, it just will not highlight it.

Hi all, I have a similar issue with Thomas Mieslinger mentioned in the previous mail. The difference is here isolinux is used instead of gpxelinux.0. I use isolinux 3.85, and "chain.c32 hd0" to boot the local Debian Lenny Linux on VMWare workstation 6.5, it fails. If I replace it with isolinux 3.84, it works. Hope this report helps. Steven. -- Steven Shiau <steven _at_ nchc org

> fixes, decided to go with 6.04-pre3. First, is that about read for a Please try either 6.04-pre1, or the current (binary) packages from Debian Testing. Please avoid official 6.04-pre2 and 6.04-pre3 (and official git master head at the time of this email). These _will_ fail at some point or another. > "make official' ? Second, I did have to modify >

Okay, thanks. I just tried 6.01-pre1, downloading the .xz file. But that won't build because the gnu-efi directory is empty. ?? On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 9:29 PM Ady Ady via Syslinux <syslinux at syslinux.org> wrote: > > > fixes, decided to go with 6.04-pre3. First, is that about read for a > > > Please try either 6.04-pre1, or the current (binary) packages from

> Okay, thanks. I just tried 6.01-pre1, downloading the .xz file. > But that won't build because the gnu-efi directory is empty. ?? As already mentioned in several places/pages/docs... Since Syslinux 6.00, the respective binary files (e.g. boot loaders, installers, Syslinux modules,...) are located under respective "./bios/", "./efi32/",