Variable within syslinux.cfg file
steve.stamper at foremost.com
steve.stamper at foremost.com
Thu Feb 25 19:05:36 UTC 2010
I'm making my own boot & installation CD/ThumbDrive for RHEL5 - I'm having
fun doing some very cool things and all is going quite well.
I have multiple kickstart files on my NFS server and would like to be pass
a variable a the boot: prompt that can pickup and substituted in the
load string. In this example, at the boot prompt I would like to enter
something like:
boot: custom ks61.cfg
in the syslinux.cfg file the kickstart "append" would pickup this variable
(using $1 for this example)
ks=nfs:10.10.10.100:/RHEL5/$1
and the $1 would be substituted with ks61.cfg so the results would be
ks=nfs:10.10.10.100:/RHEL5/ks61.cfg
Is this possible? Any ideas where I can go looking & learning?
TIA - Steve
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