| Current File : //usr/share/install/boot_mods.dtd.1 |
<!--
Copyright (c) 2011, 2015, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
-->
<!--
Boot menu modifications to be applied to the image (DC) or on the installed
system (AI) on X86.
NOTE: On SPARC, only the "title" element is supported and only then when using
the Automated Installer (AI), "title" will be applied to boot menu file,
'/boot/menu.lst'
Optional attributes that can be specified here are:
title - title for the specialized boot entry
Default is to use the first line of /etc/release
timeout - boot loader timeout value before the default boot entry
is automatically activated. Ignored on OBP boot based
SPARC systems
firmware - the boot loader firmware type to be used instead of the
running system's firmware type.
-->
<!ELEMENT boot_mods (boot_entry*,bootadm?)>
<!ATTLIST boot_mods title CDATA #IMPLIED>
<!ATTLIST boot_mods timeout CDATA #IMPLIED>
<!ATTLIST boot_mods firmware CDATA #IMPLIED>
<!--
Boot entries to add to the default boot menu in the image (DC) or
on the installed system (AI) on X86 systems.
NOTE: This XML section is *not* supported on OBP boot based SPARC
systems and will be ignored.
default_entry - If the boot_entry has this attribute set to "true" then it
will be the default boot entry activated by the boot loader.
Note that if more than one boot entry has this attribute set
to "true", the last entry defined as such will override
preceeding default boot_entry elements set to "true".
insert_at - Optional attribute indicating the desired insertion point
relative to the existing list of boot entries. Valid values
are "start" or "end" only. If omitted the default action
is to append the entry to the end of the list.
-->
<!ELEMENT boot_entry (title_suffix, kernel_args?)>
<!ATTLIST boot_entry default_entry (true|false) "false">
<!ATTLIST boot_entry insert_at (start|end) "end">
<!--
title_suffix - Text string appended to this specific entry's title.
-->
<!ELEMENT title_suffix (#PCDATA)>
<!--
kernel_args - Optional kernel arguments passed to the kernel by the
boot loader.
-->
<!ELEMENT kernel_args (#PCDATA)>
<!--
bootadm commands to be executed
cmd - bootadm command to be executed.
-->
<!ELEMENT bootadm (cmd+)>
<!ELEMENT cmd (#PCDATA)>