Re: [gentoo-catalyst] isolinux.cfg
2009/5/5 lurker : > On 05/05/09 12:08, Alexander Potashev wrote: >> I meant, how to configure catalyst to change isolinux.cfg? Or I should >> manually edit isolinux.cfg and run 'mkisofs'? > > The way I do it is to use the livecd/overlay option in > livecd-stage2.spec. I have this, for example: > > livecd/overlay: arch/x86/overlay > > and in the arch/x86/overlay directory I have an isolinux directory > containing an isolinux.cfg I've written myself. Cool, thanks a lot!
Re: [gentoo-catalyst] isolinux.cfg
On 05/05/09 12:08, Alexander Potashev wrote: > I meant, how to configure catalyst to change isolinux.cfg? Or I should > manually edit isolinux.cfg and run 'mkisofs'? The way I do it is to use the livecd/overlay option in livecd-stage2.spec. I have this, for example: livecd/overlay: arch/x86/overlay and in the arch/x86/overlay directory I have an isolinux directory containing an isolinux.cfg I've written myself.
Re: [gentoo-catalyst] isolinux.cfg
I meant, how to configure catalyst to change isolinux.cfg? Or I should manually edit isolinux.cfg and run 'mkisofs'? 2009/5/5 lurker : > On 05/05/09 11:14, Alexander Potashev wrote: >> Is it possible to make ISOLINUX to not want 150 seconds and just boot *wait >> the default kernel immediately? > > The general syntax for the timeout in isolinux.cfg is: > > TIMEOUT t > > where t is the number of 1/10 of a second to wait. t = 0 is what you want. >
Re: [gentoo-catalyst] isolinux.cfg
On 05/05/09 11:14, Alexander Potashev wrote: > Is it possible to make ISOLINUX to not want 150 seconds and just boot > the default kernel immediately? The general syntax for the timeout in isolinux.cfg is: TIMEOUT t where t is the number of 1/10 of a second to wait. t = 0 is what you want.
