[syslinux] PATH directive rules
Ady
ady-sf at hotmail.com
Tue Jan 29 00:48:52 PST 2013
> But for all variants, wherever we find ldlinux.c32, that's used as the
> initial PATH string.
>
Thank you for your answers.
I want to understand what exactly the word "initial" means here. What
happens with the searched-for paths when using the CONFIG directive
to change the CWD? Is the new CWD added to the searched-for paths? Is
the "old" (previously set as - but no longer is the) CWD still
included in the searched-for paths?
Having now:
A_ "old" CWD;
B_ "new" CWD;
C_ ldlinux.c32 location;
D_ PATH directive(s) stated in "old" cfg files;
E_ PATH directive(s) stated in "new" cfg files;
in which specific (sort) order are the respective paths searched for
lib*.c32 files?
TIA,
Ady.
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