On 2023-04-06 12:00, lain. wrote:
> In my case, as you know, the boot and swap are swapped (pun unintended),
> and the swap's type is Linux Swap / Solaris, but I doubt that really
> matters.
> Commands (I mean extlinux and dd) and output of the "ls -l" command are identical.
> In syslinux.cfg the only difference is (of course) the partition (sda1
> instead of sda2) which as you already said shouldn't matter, and instead
> of "ro" it says "rw".
> Label name was "CRUX-3.7", timeout was 0, and prompt was 0, there's no
> way it matters, but I set it to match yours anyway.
> And there's a "SAY" command too which I rewrote from the handbook,
> although it took me a while to figure out where the special characters
> are on the US-International keyboard layout.
>
> I just hexadrupple checked on possible typoes, but none of what I could
> find.
> So the only possible offender could be "rw" instead of "ro", but I don't
> think that's supposed to matter.
> So all I can think of is to re-generate the ldlinux.c32 file.
> Grub seems to be absent from the live environment, so I guess that's out
> of the question.
Agreed, none of those minor differences should matter at all. Sorry,
don't know what else to offer.
grub is indeed available on the ISO as "grub2" from the opt collection,
if you want to try that.