[syslinux] booting clonezilla *.iso via PXE fails
Miller, Shao
shao.miller at yrdsb.edu.on.ca
Sat Jul 10 11:32:22 PDT 2010
Hello again Helmut,
Hmmm... :) I'm confused about your versions now. Since ISOLINUX is
_inside_ the .ISO, it can be a different version than the PXELINUX and
MEMDISK used. Could you possibly clarify, per scenario:
- The PXELINUX version used
- The MEMDISK version used
- The ISOLINUX version used by the .ISO
? You can press Control-V at the "boot:" prompt to gather Syslinux
version details. You can APPEND 'pause' for MEMDISK to pause before
booting, allowing you to gather the MEMDISK version detail.
I had assumed that you had re-mastered these .ISOs to use ISOLINUX 4.0x.
This assumption might have been a mistake. If your response to the
above query yields that ISOLINUX 3.86 (or lower) is used in the .ISOs,
but that MEMDISK is 4.0x, then this could be a cause for a regression
concern. I'll try my (possibly older) FreeDOS .ISO with MEMDISK 4.02
and see what happens.
- Shao Miller
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