aports/main/syslinux/update-extlinux.conf
Dubiousjim 8078a02154 main/syslinux: update instructions for HDT, bump checksums
On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 02:13:29PM +0200, Natanael Copa wrote:
> On Sat, 29 Jun 2013 11:49:05 -0400
> Dubiousjim <dubiousjim@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > While testing that, I discovered also that HDT is no longer working on
> > my machine.
>
> copy libgpl.c32 and libmenu.c32 in addition to hdt.c32 to /boot.
>
> (syslinux now uses elf format so you can use readelf or scanelf -n to
> troubleshoot this kind of issues)

Oh great! I've verified now that this works, and also verified that syslinux properly detects the sha256 and sha512 passwords.

This patch updates the usage message for HDT. Based on current master, ignoring patch I sent a few minutes ago.
2013-06-30 13:03:35 +00:00

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# configuration for extlinux config builder
# overwrite
# Overwrite current /boot/extlinux.conf. If this is not '1' we will only
# write to /boot/extlinux.conf.new
overwrite=1
# vesa_menu
# use fancy vesa menu (vesamenu.c32) menus, won't work with serial
vesa_menu=0
# default_kernel_opts
# default kernel options
default_kernel_opts=quiet
# modules
# modules which should be loaded before pivot_root
modules=sd-mod,usb-storage,ext3
# root
# root device - if not specified, will be guessed using
# blkid -o export /dev/root
root=
# verbose
# if set to non-zero, update-extlinux will be a lot more verbose.
verbose=0
# hidden
# if set to non-zero, the boot menu will be hidden by default.
hidden=1
# timeout
# number of seconds to wait before booting default
timeout=3
# default
# default kernel to boot
default=grsec
# xen_opts
# options to hand to xen hypervisor, useful ones are:
# dom0_mem=256M (give domain-0 environment 256M ram)
xen_opts=dom0_mem=256M
# if you copy /usr/share/syslinux/reboot.c32 to /boot/, a menu entry
# will be auto-generated for it
# if you copy hdt.c32, libgpl.c32, and libmenu.c32 from /usr/share/syslinux/
# to /boot/, a menu entry will be auto-generated for HDT
# if you download and install /boot/memtest, then if HDT is present it
# will use it, else a separate menu entry will be auto-generated for
# memtest
# optional password
# you can generate a SHA512 password using: mkpasswd
#
# if you assign a password, you should make this file world-unreadable
#
# if a password is assigned, the menu entries can't be edited at boot
# time, and HDT if present is password-protected
#
# you can also include "MENU PASSWD" in any custom entries you have in
# /etc/update-extlinux.d/
password=''