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From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2008-05-01 13:11:48
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> This unfortunately won't work, since we're booting of a CD. > ISOLinux has a lot of improvements in the menu systems in the latest > release, somebody wants to send in a patch for a better menu system > during boot? Since we're looking at boot improvements, here's what I'd like: I would like to be able to change the default for the resolution, so it remembers it for future boots. i.e. I want to be select "3" (1024x768) and have it remember that setting so I don't have to type 3 every boot. Does anyone know if that's possible with a "better menu system"? If not, what would happen if I changed the official "server release" to default to 1024x768? I know some hardware doesn't support higher resolutions, but would it prevent the system from booting without manual intervention, or would the system just print an warning and continue booting at a lower resolution? I don't think I have any old hardware to test this on. And I REALLY get sick of trying to catch the boot prompt and typing "3" when I'm rebooting a lot during development. - BS |