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SYSLINUX config file: change the keywords to uppercase

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John McQuah 2022-08-09 11:24:16 -04:00
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@ -107,14 +107,14 @@ Now that the SYSLINUX bootloader is successfully installed, you need to tell it
where to find your kernel and the root filesystem. where to find your kernel and the root filesystem.
[@ [@
default CRUX-3.7 DEFAULT CRUX-3.7
prompt 1 PROMPT 1
timeout 10 TIMEOUT 10
label CRUX-3.7 LABEL CRUX-3.7
say "Now booting into CRUX" SAY "Now booting into CRUX"
kernel vmlinuz-5.15.55 KERNEL vmlinuz-5.15.55
append root=/dev/sda2 rw quiet APPEND root=/dev/sda2 rw quiet
@] @]
When giving the location of a kernel image, relative paths are interpreted in When giving the location of a kernel image, relative paths are interpreted in
@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ of the EFI system partition is the default path where the BIOS expects to
find a bootloader. This location is more obvious in the @@efibootmgr@@ find a bootloader. This location is more obvious in the @@efibootmgr@@
commands, since @@efibootmgr@@ is agnostic about the mountpoint of your commands, since @@efibootmgr@@ is agnostic about the mountpoint of your
EFI system partition. The two most common ways to shorten what looks like an EFI system partition. The two most common ways to shorten what looks like an
overly-verbose path to the kernel image are: overly-verbose path to the kernel are:
** mount your EFI system partition somewhere else (and adjust the @@mkdir@@ and @@cd@@ commands as needed). ** mount your EFI system partition somewhere else (and adjust the @@mkdir@@ and @@cd@@ commands as needed).
** save your kernel closer to the root of the EFI system partition (and change the @@efibootmgr@@ invocation as needed). ** save your kernel closer to the root of the EFI system partition (and change the @@efibootmgr@@ invocation as needed).
-> The flexibility afforded by all these options can be overwhelming (but -> The flexibility afforded by all these options can be overwhelming (but