In cpu.cfg, there is the following code
Is that "
If it is useful (or necessary) for any potential situation (which I don't know) with x86test, it is fine leaving it there.
Then, is the corresponding "cpu.lst" boot entry correct?
I mean, is that hyphen (dash) at the end of the first line of the grub4dos entry acceptable? If it doesn't bother, then it doesn't matter. If it is not acceptable in any case (which I don't know; hence I'm asking), then I would tend to think it should be corrected appropriately.
Code:
LINUX /ubcd/boot/x86test/x86test
APPEND -
APPEND -
Is that "
APPEND -" really necessary or useful for any potential situation for x86test? To be clear, I understand the use of the hyphen (dash) for Syslinux. I am just wondering if this is useful (or necessary) for some potential case for this specific boot entry with this specific kernel (x86test). (I keep thinking, "there is probably some reason for this to be there".)
If it is useful (or necessary) for any potential situation (which I don't know) with x86test, it is fine leaving it there.
Then, is the corresponding "cpu.lst" boot entry correct?
Code:
kernel /ubcd/boot/x86test/x86test -
map --unmap=0:0xff
map --unmap=0:0xff
I mean, is that hyphen (dash) at the end of the first line of the grub4dos entry acceptable? If it doesn't bother, then it doesn't matter. If it is not acceptable in any case (which I don't know; hence I'm asking), then I would tend to think it should be corrected appropriately.