[syslinux] Boot Multiple Kernels

[Tim Harvey]

You don't need the '/' preceeding the directory however it may not cause a
problem.  The directory can be dependent on your dhcp server configuration. 
What does your dhcpd.conf look like?  In my configuration I have 'filename' set
to '/pxe/pxelinux.0' and my tftp root is /tftpboot.  I specify all my files
within pxelinux.cfg/default 'relative' to '/tftpboot/pxe/'

Tim

--- mzmrizu at houston.rr.com wrote:

> I can't seem to pick up on how to enter the path in the SYSLINUX.cfg file,
> here is what I have tried:
> 
> label 3esx86
>   kernel 3esx86/vmlinuz
>   append initrd=3esx86/initrd.img
> 
> also tried
> 
> label 3esx86
>   kernel /3esx86/vmlinuz
>   append initrd=/3esx86/initrd.img
> 
> but I get errors like "cannot find kernel 3esx86.vm " or similar.
> 
> I am booting from a thumbdrive and it works fine if I point these statements
> to a single kernel in the root, but I have different kernels in
> directories /3esx86 and /4esx86 that I would like to boot from.  The
> thumbdrive is a single FAT file system.  
> 
> Also, is there a limitation to the length a "label" can be?
> Thanks,
> Antonio
> 
> 
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