wok diff syslinux/stuff/iso2exe/init @ rev 13692

syslinux: iso2exe (tiny edits)
author Paul Issott <paul@slitaz.org>
date Thu Dec 13 18:22:00 2012 +0000 (2012-12-13)
parents 7d300004a3b8
children d47403fdd900
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     1.1 --- a/syslinux/stuff/iso2exe/init	Thu Dec 13 14:33:27 2012 +0100
     1.2 +++ b/syslinux/stuff/iso2exe/init	Thu Dec 13 18:22:00 2012 +0000
     1.3 @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
     1.4  
     1.5  gettazboot()
     1.6  {
     1.7 -	echo "Create $(basename $1) ..."
     1.8 +	echo "Creating $(basename $1) ..."
     1.9  	O=$(($(get 36 /mnt/$ISO 2) - 0xE0))
    1.10  	L=$((0x8000 - $(get 28 /mnt/$ISO 2) - $O))
    1.11  	S=$((32+$L))
    1.12 @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@
    1.13  
    1.14  mkinitrd()
    1.15  {
    1.16 -	echo "Create $(basename $1) ..."
    1.17 +	echo "Creating $(basename $1) ..."
    1.18  	for i in bin lib dev proc tmp mnt etc ; do
    1.19  		mkdir -p /tmp/fs/$i
    1.20  	done
    1.21 @@ -154,10 +154,10 @@
    1.22  		--yes-label "Install" --yesno \
    1.23  "\nSliTaz will be installed in the subdirectory \\slitaz of the current
    1.24  DOS/Windows partition. You will see your files from /mnt/dos.\n\n
    1.25 -You will start SliTaz with \\slitaz\\boot\\tazboot.exe\n\n
    1.26 +You can start SliTaz with \\slitaz\\boot\\tazboot.exe\n\n
    1.27  To uninstall SliTaz, you have only to remove this directory.
    1.28  The file \\boot.ini or \\config.sys may be modified too.\n\n
    1.29 -To do a traditionnal installation with disk partitioning
    1.30 +To do a traditional installation with disk partitioning -
    1.31  start SliTaz Live with 'SliTaz RAM boot' menu.\n
    1.32  " 16 70
    1.33  	[ $? -eq 0 -a -x /usr/sbin/mount.posixovl ] || return
    1.34 @@ -171,12 +171,12 @@
    1.35  	$DIALOG --clear \
    1.36  		--title " SliTaz bootloader for DOS " \
    1.37  		--yes-label "Install" --yesno \
    1.38 -"\nThe file TAZBOOT.EXE will be created in top directory. It supports
    1.39 -bzImage linux kernel, multiples initramfs, kernel command line and
    1.40 -ISO image file loopback (can retrieve files from an ISO file).\n\n
    1.41 +"\nThe file TAZBOOT.EXE will be created in the top directory. It supports
    1.42 +a bzImage linux kernel, multiple initramfs', a kernel command line and
    1.43 +an ISO image file loopback (retrieves files from an ISO file).\n\n
    1.44  Usage: tazboot.exe [[@commands]|[kernel=<bzimage>] 
    1.45  [initrd=<rootfs>[,<rootfs2>...]] [iso=<isofile>] cmdline args ...]\n\n
    1.46 -Defaults: tazboot @tazboot.cmd  or  tazboot kernel=bzImage auto\n\n\
    1.47 +Defaults: tazboot @tazboot.cmd or tazboot kernel=bzImage auto\n\n\
    1.48  Examples for tazboot.cmd:\n\n\
    1.49    iso=\\isos\\slitaz-4.0.iso\n\
    1.50    kernel=boot/bzImage\n\