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GeeXBoX 3.0 is a versatile Media Center/Home Theatre Linux Distribution (Debian based) with an impressive graphical design. Multiple Processor architectures are supported: Intel/AMD 32/64bit, but also PowerPC and ARM devices. A nice gadget is CuBoX (a 5 x 5 x 5 cm boxed ARM PC with 3W power consumption and less than 100g weight!) which uses GeeXboX as operating system.By reading this thread I suppose that you don't want to burn the downloadable ISO image files to an optical disc to test it, but to use Grub4dos (G4D) on a bootable flash storage medium for this purpose. The running ISO has its own installer for flash media. Creating an image file from such a bootable flash drive offers a method to boot it with G4D again.
A ^ sign anywhere within a variable will mean 'literal'e.g. Set a=%^bbb% and set a=%bb^b% are equivalent.
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A will be the string%bbb% set a=%^% will give a=%%So ^ is the 'escape' sign ( like for the echo command) to differ the literal string '?' From the variable '?' ( output of last command ).@steve6375The above statements seem to be not mutually exclusive.Example with Grub4dos:echo -e Hello SteveHello Steveecho -e Hello nice girlHelloice girlThe behaviour depends on the defined variables for the ('echo') command.@wonkoBut why is 'call' (ing a subroutine?) needed ( a delay without a new output?)?Bingo! Dxo optics pro 9 elite edition. By variable I meant environment variable - e.g.%anything%, the ^ means don't translate this to the value of the variable.DOS example (output in blue):rem cmd / kernel (or whatever uses this syntax the same way, even Grub4dos) ignores the 'escape' sign ^ in the variable name on creation (so it's a valid syntax).set a^nything=somethingrem.
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Compares 'a^nything' with the content of its environment variable repository (wherever it may be) and finds no match, because on comparison the 'escape' sign ^ is not suppressed (a^nything!= anything).rem. And finally removes ^ from the output string before writing it to the screen.echo%a^nything%%anything%rem DOS finds a match, replaces%anything% by the string from its repository (stripping off the variable name and the equal sign) and writes 'something' to the screen.echo%anything%somethingSo I totally agree with you.Now let's have a look at Grub4dos and its special feature:set ^?=wonkoecho%^?%%?%echo%?%wonko# Logical concatenation: if first 'echo' gives a valid output (at least line feed if 'echo' stands alone) then proceed with the second 'echo' (and its special variable '^?' ),echo%?% && call echo%^?%wonkowonko# The next line also works in DOS ( with o n e ampersand as concatenation of two commands, which are always processed both, one after the other from left to right).# The special feature of Grub4dos works, but you don't notice it, since DOS would give the same output (with one ampersand, nota bene).echo%^?% && call echo%^?%%?%%?%So chenall ( I assume) decided to give this valid syntax (%^?%) its special task in O N E commandline of Grub4dos.Edited by COD11, 13 February 2013 - 01:25 AM. So chenall ( I assume) decided to give this valid syntax (%^?%) its special task in O N E commandline of Grub4dos.It seems to me like you made it more complex than needed.Seemingly (as I see it) in grub4dos there is a rule like:If a string representing a variable (i.e.
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Any string that begins and ends with the percentage sign) contains the ^ character is to be treated literally as if the percentage signs were escaped.Common batch language instead uses escaping the percentage signs, which is obtained by doubling them.Wonko. #Extract geexbox-3.0-i386.iso to ISOMainMenuLinuxgeexbox or ISOAutoLinuxgeexbox#Make an ext2 filesytem at ISOMainMenuLinuxgeexboxgeexbox-rw or ISOAutoLinuxgeexboxgeexbox-rw#Only 4 files needed in geexbox folder: initrd rootfs vmlinuz geexbox-rwiftitle if exist%MFOLDER%/Linux/geexbox/initrd GEEXBOX 3.0n Boots extracted filesn Persistent with geexbox-rw ext2 fileset gx=%MFOLDER%/Linux/geexboxuuid nulset UUID=%?%set root=live:UUID=%UUID%echo -e rn. Using root=%root% rn && pause -wait=1 nulkernel%gx%/vmlinuz root=%root% rootfs=%gx%/rootfs rootrw vga=789 quiet splash loglevel=3 persistent=%gx%/geexbox-rwinitrd%gx%/initrd.