Quote Originally Posted by Fabianx
Well there is a problem with that ...

When you write back your changes, the script can no longer restore the defaults ...

Well I guess just giving an error message (if nothing has changed) is sufficient ...

What do you think?
I'm confused, but that seems to be a common state for me lately. I had expected that, as long as the user were running from CD, the original information would still be there on the CD and could be used to recover from any bad isolinux.cfg that the user made. I'm not following why isolinux.cfg can't be restored. I'm not saying that it's a serious problem for me, but my impression was that people like you and Klaus wanted to be sure users would not screw themselves up in ways that would prevent the CD from booting (which I'm told is why home=scan and config=scan are not defaults, although I hope they find their way into the new menu).