Abac Cox

I know i promise to not bother you with more silly questions. But i can't find answers anywhere else. 1) I have issues with gujin.cmd, gujin doesn't display the the names of the entries in the menu. :distro1:vmlinuz:initrd::GujinCMD.1:loglevel=3 --Only this is show in the boot menu. :distro2:vmlinuz2:initrd2::GujinCMD.2:loglevel=6 --This is not show in the boot menu. Gujin doesn't update the menu, if i add a gujin.cmd file in the tiny fat partition where i installed Gujin but gujin doesn't show it...

I'm playing with fdisk and parted, also, i'm reading all of the documentation available of gujin so i have more clues of what i'm actually doing, like the geometry, (E)BIOS, boot process and everything gujin's documentation is talking about. Thank you for take your time and answer my silly questions. I don't want to bother you anymore. I will work hard to learn how to use and implement gujin. Thank you for all you help! :)

Yes, it's seem only the distro with casper can boot real good with gujin. But for those who can't find their root filesystem, there is a distro-independent solution?, one based in the loader instead of the distro itself. A solution based on gujin? Edit: Nevermind, since 2008 you already said the real problem: The problem is not inside the bootloader, but when the Unix system mounts the device to find the rest of its files, EDIT1: Anyway, maybe Damn Small Linux can't read GPT. Besides this, how affect...

Yes, it's seem only the distro with casper can boot real good with gujin. But for those who can't find their root filesystem, there is a distro-independent solution?, one based in the loader instead of the distro itself. A solution based on gujin? Edit: Nevermind, since 2008 you already said the real problem: The problem is not inside the bootloader, but when the Unix system mounts the device to find the rest of its files,

Yes, it's seem only the distro with casper can boot real good with gujin. But for those who can't find their root filesystem, there is a distro-independent solution?, one based in the loader instead of the distro itself. A solution based on gujin? Edit: Nevermind, since 2008 you already saided the real problem: The problem is not inside the bootloader, but when the Unix system mounts the device to find the rest of its files,

Yes, it's seem only the distro with casper can boot real good with gujin. But for those who can't find their root filesystem, there is a distro-independent solution?, one based in the loader instead of the distro itself. A solution based on gujin?

Maybe, but i'm not sure, it's was a long time ago. Now, i'm not trying to start Gparted and Clonezilla in the same usb but in different partitions, not yet. I'm trying to deal with the various distros and they apparently incapacity to find their own root file system. This time is Damn Small Linux. Some time ago, i was able to start DSL in a usb with multiple partitions, the usb had a GPT partition and a different distro in each partition. Now when i was trying again to do the same i failed, then...

Maybe, but i'm not sure, it's was a long time ago. Now, i'm not trying to start Gparted and Clonezilla in the same usb but in different partitions, not yet. I'm trying to deal with the various distros and they apparently incapacity to find their own root file system. This time is Damn Small Linux. Some time ago, i was able to start DSL in a usb with multiple partitions, the usb haved a GPT partition and a different distro in each partition. Now when i was trying again to do the same i failed, then...