[syslinux] Quiet in append

[Sergey Vlasov]

On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 03:22:07PM -0500, Chuck Syperski wrote:
> I understand that the action of pxelinux has changed so that when
> "quiet" is specified in append you no longer see the progress of the
> kernel and init image download.  My question is, is it possible to
> have pxelinux be verbose (ie: show progress), but then pass quiet to
> the linux kernel so it is quiet.  I run a downstream project that
> uses pxelinux and I wanted to know if this is possible, as our users
> liked being able to see the "progress" of the file downloads, but
> don't want the verbose output of the linux kernel.  

You can replace "quiet" with "loglevel=4" - these options will have
the same effect on the kernel.  But this won't help if some other code
(e.g., in startup scripts) explicitly checks for the "quiet" option.
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