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SYSLINUX / EXTLINUX / ISOLINUX | SYSLINUX / EXTLINUX / ISOLINUX | ||
defaults to "<tt>/</tt>". | defaults to "<tt>/</tt>". | ||
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SYSLINUX / ISOLINUX | SYSLINUX / ISOLINUX | ||
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− | All (paths to) file names inside the configuration file are relative to the Working Directory, unless preceded with a slash. | + | All (paths to) file names inside the configuration file are relative to the Working Directory, |
+ | unless preceded with a slash. | ||
This is also valid for the command line interface. | This is also valid for the command line interface. |
Latest revision as of 10:44, 13 April 2019
Note: In the following paragraphs, the "/" directory represents the root of the filesystem in which Syslinux (in its several variants) is (going to be) installed.
When booting, the initial working directory for
SYSLINUX / ISOLINUX
will be the directory containing the initial configuration file.
[-4.xx] If no initial configuration file is found, then
SYSLINUX / EXTLINUX / ISOLINUX
defaults to "/".
[5.00+] If no initial configuration file is found, then
SYSLINUX / ISOLINUX
defaults to the install-time working
directory (where " ldlinux.*
" is located).
When booting, the initial working directory for
PXELINUX
will be the parent directory of pxelinux.0
unless overridden with DHCP option 210.
If no configuration file is found, then
PXELINUX
will start a timer to
reboot the system in an attempt to restart the boot process and
resolve a possible transient issue.
All (paths to) file names inside the configuration file are relative to the Working Directory,
unless preceded with a slash.
This is also valid for the command line interface.