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<tt>Wu Fengguang wrote:</tt>
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<title>Re: [gPXE-devel] [PATCH][lkrn] add cmdline and ramdisk support</title>
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<p><tt><font size="2">Yeah that's close to the one I proposed above,
except that you missed the point<br>
that the delimiter is actually determined by user input (not hard coded
to ';'<br>
in code).<br>
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Didn't miss it. Being able to specify the delimiter is an advantage,
but an extra UI requirement. What I meant was I agree with<br>
(1) having a delimiter and<br>
(2) ';' (as used in your example) is an intuitive default (to us). :)<br>
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<blockquote type="cite"><tt><font size="2">That's about the trick I
played with "kernel URL root=... [initrd URL]".<br>
The only thing I'm sure is, there are no collisions with linux kernel<br>
for now. However considering the others and the future, it sounds not<br>
rock stable.<br>
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True. Syslinux' mboot.c32 uses "---" to delimit sets of
module+cmdline, which seems pleasant enough and would be at least a
little familiar to some multiboot users. I wonder if collisions were
considered there...<br>
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- Shao Miller<br>
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