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1 		       SDI files
4 Syslinux supports SDI files ( *.sdi ).
7 * Support for gzipped SDI images
17 The support of SDI images in Syslinux is based on a white
22 SDI support has been only been tested with SDI v1.0 with Windows XP Embedded
26 ++++ Supported SDI images ++++
28 To make a SDI image supported by pxelinux/isolinux/syslinux, you need to
35 1) Create a new SDI file (eg: sdimgr /new xpe.sdi).
51 3) Import the partition in the SDI file (eg: sdimgr xpe.sdi /readpart:D:).
57 5) Import the nt loader NTLDR in the SDI file
65 6) Pack the SDI file (eg: sdimgr xpe.sdi /pack)
74 Unlike the traditional way of using SDI images (startrom.n12), you don't need
75 other files than your SDI image in the tftpboot (for pxelinux), the CD
94 * No $SDI signature in file
95 A SDI image should begin by a signature "$SDI", the signature has not
101 your SDI image (see above). The offset of this program in the SDI file
102 is in the SDI header (begining of the file). However, the offset
103 found in your SDI file is null.
114 See above. The size of your boot program included in the SDI
125 You have a BOOT BLOB in your SDI file, but its size is invalid
131 to load it. Increase your RAM or reduce the SDI size. This is a very
132 abnormal situation as the BOOT BLOB is usually very small. Your SDI
136 Your SDI file seems correct, however there is not enough memory
137 to load it. Increase your RAM or reduce the SDI size.
139 * SDI header is corrupted
140 Your SDI file seems correct, but its header contains a checksum
141 that is invalid. You most likely have a corrupted SDI file.
146 * Warning: unknown SDI version
147 You are using a newer version of SDI than the one with which this program
149 SDI version.