Op 28-5-2011 4:57, [email protected] schreef:
> A work in progress for testing is available at
> http://www.fdos.info/kernel/latest/
> The KERNEL.SYS file.

I'll try it out over the weekend, thank you :)

> append initrd=FDBOOT.IMG FD={SWITCHES=/F}{MENUDEFAULT=1,0}{MENU Option
> 1 will be automatically selected!}{1?SET MYVAR=My WeIrD Value} ignored
> some more stuff
> Basically {} is used to delineate lines, these are added after reading
> and processing the CONFIG.SYS file as later choices generally override
> earlier ones in the CONFIG file.

So it does the following?
* read (fd)config.sys
* add/override parameters from Memdisk
* (put stuff in right sequence?)
* execute

Which statements can a user override? I imagine DEVICE= might be more 
troublesome, unless you compare to filename and only allow parameters to 
be altered (wouldn't recommend appending parameters)

e.g:

SYSLINUX.CFG:  APPEND INITRD=FDBOOT.IMG 
FD={SWITCHES=/F}{MENUDEFAULT=1,0}{1?DEVICE=A:\JEMMEX.EXE NOEMS FASTBOOT}

CONFIG.SYS:  1?DEVICE=A:\JEMMEXE.EXE I=B000-B7FF

> I would appreciate some feedback if this general approach seems useful
> or if simpler FD=# to select choice #   and/or  FDCFG=MYCFG.SYS to use
> MYCFG.SYS instead of FDCONFIG.SYS would be preferred.

Your more complex solution seems worthwile, it's often easier to modify 
the Syslinux configuration file rather than update config.sys inside of 
image files.

> Off topic - once another issue I am still tracking down regarding
> A:/B: switching is resolved I will tag and release an updated kernel.
>
> Thank you,
> Jeremy

Wonderful

thanks,

Bernd

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