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| ===== dCore Boot using Syslinux ===== | ===== dCore Boot using Syslinux ===== | ||
| - | Syslinux is a popular boot loader known for simplicity and modularity, similar to Grub Legacy. The following example configures Syslinux to boot dCore from a USB device. In this example the ' | + | Syslinux is a popular boot loader known for simplicity and modularity, similar to Grub Legacy. |
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| + | ==== dCore on a USB device ==== | ||
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| + | The following example configures Syslinux to boot dCore from a Ext-Partition on a USB device. | ||
| + | The TCE-directory as well as the home- and opt-directories are located on the same partition which is referred by label; UUIDs can be used as well. Furthermore, | ||
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| - | Using Syslinux 3.63-3.70 on a USB drive with a FAT32 file system, an example boot stanza might be /vmlinu~1 initrd=/ | + | ==== Syslinux and DOS-8.3 filenames ==== |
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| + | Using Syslinux 3.63-3.70 on a USB drive with a FAT32 file system, an example boot stanza | ||
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