[syslinux] automatic boot (question)

Josef Siemes jsiemes at web.de
Thu Sep 5 07:48:22 PDT 2002


Hi,

"McManus, John" <McManusJ at oceusa.com> schrieb am 05.09.02 16:38:28:
> I haven't used syslinux or isolinux before, so please excuse newbie
> questions.  
> 	Is there a way to execute commands from the command prompt
> automatically?  The reason I'm asking is I'd like to make a bootable restore
> CD that will be fully automated.  I don't want the end user to have to do
> anything other than insert the CD and boot.

Try

prompt 1
timeout 30
default install
label install
     kernel mykernel
     append <kerneloptions>

for getting a boot:-Prompt for 3 seconds and then automagically start mykernel,
or

prompt 0

for getting it without boot:-Prompt.
Everything else should be handled by the booted kernel/initrd/root-fs, but that's
a different issue.

Regards,

Josef

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