hi,
Thanks for your comments.
>> Useless use of test:
>>
>> if echo ${KERNEL} | grep -q 'xen-'
>
> For completeness, you actually want `grep -qs` here, for various
> portability reasons.
If portability matters, grep(1) suggests `grep ... > /dev/null 2>&1`.
As live-helper will run on Debian systems, `grep -q` seems to be sufficient.
And, also, `mv` xen kernel doesn't work, it should be fixed...
> Will this work on USB stick boot and netboot also??
USB stick boot works, which is my target.
(Acording to DebianWiki, xen requires grub to boot, and usb-hdd requires
syslinux to boot. I want to use xen with usb-hdd.)
> Is that guaranteed to be the only xen kernel there?
No, that picks (alphabetically) first from installed xen kernels.
(And I assumed to be customized menu.cfg after created.)
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I will try to improve these problems. Which way below is suitable
for live-helper?
1. Xen kernel is one of kernel images. All installed kernels will be
detected and configured automatically.
2. Xen needs special configuration like LH_XEN_*. lh_binary_syslinux
will have new functions for xen.
regards,
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