[syslinux] What extlinux -M does?
Regid Ichira
regid23 at yahoo.com
Sun Nov 27 08:06:55 PST 2011
--- On Sun, 11/27/11, Jeffrey Hutzelman <jhutz at cmu.edu> wrote:
> Essentially, -M behaves similarly to (but overrides) the DEFAULT
> directive, but only with respect to the menu system (it does not
> affect the command line) and only if 'MENU SAVE' is in effect.
With /boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf containing:
default 1
timeout 50
label 0
Whatever chaining is required for MS
label 1
kernel old
label 2
kernel new
Will
extlinux -M 2 /boot/extlinux
make the system boot new kernel once, after which old kernel will
be used?
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