Fix capitalization of boot file names#4
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Fix capitalization of boot file names#4shirriff wants to merge 1 commit intolivingcomputermuseum:masterfrom
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On Windows, the capitalization doesn't matter, but on Linux it does. This change makes the file names in bootdirectory.txt match the actual file names. This change allows booting from files with names containing capital letters when using Linux (e.g. BeagleBone Ethernet gateway).
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On Windows, the capitalization doesn't matter, but on Linux it does.
This change makes the file names in bootdirectory.txt match the actual file names.
This change allows booting from files with names containing capital letters when using Linux (e.g. BeagleBone Ethernet gateway).