Which bootloader to use ?

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From: Peter Beard (peterb(REMOVE_THIS)_at_microbus.com)
Date: 12/15/04 

Date: Wed, 15 Dec 2004 08:45:52 -0000

Dear All,

The system I am currently developing is a Geode based CE.5 device. The
system will install CE from a Compact Flash designated as drive C:.

I can use loadcepc for the debug and release builds, however once the
product is completed I would like a splash screen to be displayed during
boot.

The device will NOT be battery backed, however the customer would like the
option for the system to suspend / resume or cold boot.

I can't decide which bootloader will fulfill my requirements ?

I have played around with the BIOSLoader but this only seems to work for a
floppy drive!

Regards...

Peter

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