Hello, I setup pxelinux, a bootsplash and a help screen (F1). Now i would like that F2 boots the default kernel. It is possible to assign F2 to boot a kernel? I did not found this topic in the syslinux.doc. How cann i tell pmmtolss16 to assign i to a specific color? I tried something like: pmmtolss16 #ff0000=2 < foo.pmm > bar.lss but this did not work. regards Philipp -- _____________________________________ | |\ | Philipp Michels | | | p [dot] michels [at] web [dot] de | | | fax and mailbox: 01212 513 513 701 | | |_____________________________________| | \_____________________________________\| pubkey: http://www.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/~michels/michels_pubkey.asc fingerprint: C17B B4D1 09AF C5F2 CE8A 832A C151 471A 52D2 4484 "Murphys Law is recursive, washing your car to make it rain does not work"
Philipp Michels wrote:> Hello, > > I setup pxelinux, a bootsplash and a help screen (F1). Now i would like that > F2 boots the default kernel. It is possible to assign F2 to boot a kernel? I > did not found this topic in the syslinux.doc. >Write a comboot program, which prints the contents of the F1 file, reads a line of input and passes it to SYSLINUX. Meanwhile, trap the function key and act accordingly. - Murali