Graphical boot screen
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  syslinux/isolinux support a graphical boot screen using VESA BIOS
  extensions. (Note that this is different from the graphics support that
  syslinux comes with).

  To use it you have to prepare a special boot logo file and put a line like
  this into syslinux.cfg/isolinux.cfg:

    gfxboot foo

  The tools to create 'foo' from the above example are in the gfxboot
  package. Please _do_ have a look at its documentation before you begin.

  Note that you cannot use comboot images and graphics at the same time as
  the memory used overlaps the comboot loading area.

  If you encouter problems with the graphics code, hold down SHIFT while
  syslinux starts. This will put it into 'failsafe' mode that lets you
  interactively skip critical parts (like monitor detection).



Spread boot images over several floppy disks (syslinux)
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  You can prepare boot disks with a file system that spans several disks.
  The 'mkbootdisk' script from the openSUSE project can create a suitable
  file system.

  syslinux will ask you for disk changes if necessary. To enable this
  feature, use

    disksize <size_of_single_disk_in_sectors>

  Note that every individual disk must have at least a valid FAT boot
  sector. syslinux will use the serial number stored there to verify that
  the correct disk has been inserted (its last hex digit is the zero based
  disk number).