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I'm trying to boot current Slitaz-rolling.iso from USB stick from an approach different from guide: memdisk.
I'm basing on these docs:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Multiboot_USB_drive#Using_Syslinux_and_memdisk
https://mbusb.aguslr.com/howto.html
So I basically got ready a USB stick, installed grub2 on it, downloaded syslinux-6.03.tar.gz from kernel.org, extracted only the memdisk binary and copied it to USB.
Created menu entry for slitaz like this:
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menuentry "slitaz-rolling" {
iso_path="/path/to/slitaz-rolling.iso"
bootoptions="iso raw"
linux16 /path/to/memdisk $bootoptions
initrd16 $iso_path
}
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Result:
Slitaz initial language menu does boot, but after selecting any language and hitting return one of 2 things happens: either next screen with just the kernel parameters but no "boot:" prompt, in fact, gets freezed here; or next screen doesn't enter at all and whole system reboots, as if a strange error...
How can I make memdisk work with Slitaz, if even possible?
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Hi,
Bootloader used in SliTaz is syslinux (aka isolinux, etc.). First, version is old (so I doubt, your new-version downloaded module can cope with it). Second, SliTaz (Pascal Bellard, to be precise) adds many patches to it since years, I think no one here have skills near to his to describe how this patched syslinux works.
http://hg.slitaz.org/wok/file/04ffefac5707/syslinux
As for me, sorry, I can't help you. Booting still like magic for me.
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I have never get memdisk working.
Can you try something like
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menuentry "slitaz-rolling" {
loopback loop "/path/to/slitaz-rolling.iso"
chainloader ($loop)+1
}
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I use grub4dos (or grub4dos-linux) from linux iso.
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title slitaz-rolling
map --mem --heads=0 --sectors-per-track=0 /path/to/slitaz-rolling.iso (hd32)
map --hook
chainloader (hd32)
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Sorry for the late response.
Tried your code for memdisk, only got
"Error: no server specified. Press any key"
Then back to grub2 boot menu.
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