[syslinux] question

[Ady]

> (i)
> Do you see any difference between vesamenu.c32 and menu.c32 when booting
> your "O:" drive? 
>  
> > There is NO difference between vesamenu.c32 and menu.c32 when booting
> "O:" drive.
>  
> (ii)
> In your syslinux.cfg file, there are no .....So, just for curiosity, is
> there any difference?
>  
> >I found NO difference.

So my assumption was correct. In your case, using menu.c32 instead of 
vesamenu.c32 makes sense.

>  
> (iii)
>  for curiosity and my guidance, you are requested to state/provide  the
> steps followed by you on the "SYSLINUX.CFG" file provided by me.
>  

In my previous email, I already suggested opening both files, 
syslinux.cfg and syslinux.cf1, and comparing them. Although there are 
programs specially designed to show you the differences while 
displaying both files side by side, in this case you can do it 
yourself without them. Take each "section" of the two files and 
analyze the differences. There are only a few changes and they 
shouldn't be difficult to detect, specially when you look at them as 
"sections", not just as "line by line".

If you see a specific change (or the reason for it) that is not 
clear, then you are welcome to ask.

Best Regards,
Ady.