Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've finished and tested the debian-cd patch for using vesamenu. Did
> notice one problem. When the vesamenu is used, "default64" does not
> behave the same as it normally does in syslinux. Rather than setting the
> default that's used then enter is pressed,
On Sunday 13 April 2008, Joey Hess wrote:
> I've finished and tested the debian-cd patch for using vesamenu.
Issue: I see "Graphical automated insta".
Other comments: basically I don't like it.
Mainly because we're going to be confusing regular users with something like
automated install. And we
On Sunday 13 April 2008, Frans Pop wrote:
> What I'd like to see is just the basic choices selectable from the menu,
> and a prompt for advanced usage. One option to do this could be:
> Normal install
> Normal install (graphical)
> Rescue mode
> Rescue mode (graphical)
> Other options and help
It
Hi folks,
As you might have seen elsewhere, some damn fools seem to have elected
me to be DPL for the next year. :-)
This does mean that I'm probably not going to have quite so much time
for some of the tasks I'm doing right now, such as watching the
daily and weekly CD and DVD builds. Most of th
Frans Pop wrote:
> What I'd like to see is just the basic choices selectable from the menu, and
> a prompt for advanced usage. One option to do this could be:
Last month syslinux got submenu support for vesamenu, so its now doable..
Here's an example image with menu items for text and gtk:
http:
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