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When hiding an entry, gfxboot gets confused because it renumbers the
entries and it passes the wrong entry index to the bootloader.
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maybe a better solution would be to adapt the "enough memory" check to
our needs
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many options can be obtained using "Fx", but we still keep some entries in
case gfxboot fails. We simply hide them when gfxboot is used
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the difficulty here is to workaround the "Boot Options" from dirtying the
display of the panel below it. A solution would be to move the "Boot Options"
upper to leave some room between it and the panel.
also adding the "Kernel Option" choice for grub, since otherwise you can't
edit "Boot Options"
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only propose a limited number of framebuffer modes
(note that "video" menu is only used for syslinux, not grub)
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- rename "linux" to "Boot Mandriva Linux 2009 Spring"
- rename "windows" to "Boot Microsoft Windows"
- rename "2.6.xx" to "Linux with kernel 2.6.xx"
- replace "Installation" with "Install Mandriva Linux 2009 Spring"
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nb: we don't support entering stage1 para in gfxboot, relying on stage1
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the code is checking wether the CD root directory has i586/ and/or x86_64/
since we use i586, we must adapt
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