Syslinux - Nov 2003 - .cfg LABEL usage correct?

Hello again... 
	I'd like to confirm that I really understand what the LABEL property
in the PXELINUX config file is doing:  
	Assume that at the "boot:" prompt, I want to issue the command
"memdisk initrd=floppy1", and I want to attach this command to label
"A".
If I were to put this in the config file: 

LABEL A 
	KERNEL memdisk 
	APPEND initrd=floppy1 

Then if the user entered "A" at the "boot:" prompt,
"boot:" would actually
execute "memdisk initrd=floppy1" instead of attempting to execute
"A"?
	Do I understand LABEL correctly?   
-Chris

McMahon, Chris wrote:
> Hello again... 
> 	I'd like to confirm that I really understand what the LABEL property
> in the PXELINUX config file is doing:  
> 	Assume that at the "boot:" prompt, I want to issue the command
> "memdisk initrd=floppy1", and I want to attach this command to
label "A".
> If I were to put this in the config file: 
> 
> LABEL A 
> 	KERNEL memdisk 
> 	APPEND initrd=floppy1 
> 
> Then if the user entered "A" at the "boot:" prompt,
"boot:" would actually
> execute "memdisk initrd=floppy1" instead of attempting to execute
"A"?
> 	Do I understand LABEL correctly?   
> -Chris   
> 
Yes, that is correct.

	-hpa