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nitram:
1)
sce-load no options brings up select menu - good

sce-load <extension> loads extension directly - good

Possible to manually load multiple at once, or not yet supported?

sce-load <extension1> <extension2>

2)
wiki: sce-load -b is used for loading extensions at boot-time

Nothing appears to happen when using this option manually to load extension,
such as adding the extension name to sceboot.lst.

Is this, therefore, just used by dCore internally?
...or no longer supported?

nitram:
Regarding sce-load -b, reviewed script, still supported, just don't fully understand. Thanks.

sm8ps:
1) I see two ways for achieving this. You may combine them into a single extension based on the cumulative list of packages. Other than that, I have some ondemand menu entries that do load several extensions.

I think it would be a good thing to be able to specify multiple extensions for sce-load. Hopefully script grand-master JasonW will speak a final word!

2) I must have mis-interpreted the role of the ''-b'' option for sce-load from reading the script while writing the article. AFAICT from re-reading it now, the option is used internally for loading extension listed in sceboot.lst at boot-time.

Unless anybody corrects me, I shall correct the statement in the wiki. Thanks for your accurate proof-reading, nitram!

sm8ps:
Just re-read the article in the wiki. It correctly states: "sce-load -b is used for loading extensions at boot-time and will suppress output other than an OK-message."

I now added "internally" to make it more clear.

Jason W:
Saw this thread and reviewed sce-load.  It was meant to load multiple SCEs at once 'sce-load sce1 sce2...' but it needed fixing.

Fixed and uploaded to release candidates, along with --help info improvements of various scripts provided by nitram.

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