Brantner
March 12th, 2012, 09:44 AM
Hello!
I decide a problem - there is a live usb, which have 2 OS: Ubuntu and Debian (Ubuntu - OS for work, Debian contains Clonezilla). Loader - SYSLINUX.
There are 2 profiles in the syslinux.cfg, to boot each OS. I am coding a program, which will work on Ubuntu. It should be able to add a profile in syslinux.cfg (for example, start clonezilla with certain parameters). In Debian will be a script, that deletes the added profile of syslinux.cfg (after Clonezilla work).
Question - is it possible to modify the syslinux.cfg, as we have already loaded in one of the OS (and, if so - how to get there?)
I will be happy with any ideas, until changing the boot loader.
I decide a problem - there is a live usb, which have 2 OS: Ubuntu and Debian (Ubuntu - OS for work, Debian contains Clonezilla). Loader - SYSLINUX.
There are 2 profiles in the syslinux.cfg, to boot each OS. I am coding a program, which will work on Ubuntu. It should be able to add a profile in syslinux.cfg (for example, start clonezilla with certain parameters). In Debian will be a script, that deletes the added profile of syslinux.cfg (after Clonezilla work).
Question - is it possible to modify the syslinux.cfg, as we have already loaded in one of the OS (and, if so - how to get there?)
I will be happy with any ideas, until changing the boot loader.