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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2011-03-09	add new option --syslinux-menu to enable syslinux menu	Jesse Hathaway	3	-9/+317
	added a new syslinux menu splash screen, I'm not an artist but I think it is better than the generic splash which was already included. Also added the svg file if anyone wants to make any changes.
2011-03-09	fix syslinux timeout option	Jesse Hathaway	2	-2/+2
	change MILISECONDS to SECONDS. Syslinux actually uses tenths of seconds not milliseconds, but it seems unnecessary to expose this to the user. Fix templates to only specify the timeout once.
2011-03-09	Unify syslinux code, so that pxelinux isolinux & usb-hdd	Jesse Hathaway	3	-7/+7
	share more code. Change pxelinux directory setup to match debian installer Change syslinux templates to use {$VAR} syntax so the templates are easier to read Remove etch support for syslinux, since INCLUDE syntax is not available in etch syslinux v3.31
2011-03-09	templates: change font used on syslinux menu to a better one	Otavio Salvador	3	-1/+1
	Previous used font had a bug with some chars and was also too big for general use so a smaller and right one has been choosen.
2011-03-09	templates: split syslinux templates to reduce diverting	Otavio Salvador	1	-0/+6
	A new common template called help.cfg has been included to avoid help keys to be duplicated while prompt.cfg has been changed to be specific to each mode since it has different requirements for initial text to be displayed. Other minor fixes were also been done during the spliting and then included on this patch too.
2011-03-09	syslinux: split syslinux configuration in multiple files	Otavio Salvador	3	-23/+21
	Normal and menu templates share a lot of common stuff and then a splited syslinux.cfg is much better to handle that.
2011-03-09	templates: move syslinux-menu to syslinux/menu	Otavio Salvador	3	-0/+23
	All files from syslinux-menu templates directory has been moved to syslinux/menu. lh_binary_syslinux had some changes to work with that but they were minimal ones.