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Except if the boot manager implementation of the UEFI is bad. For example on Intel NUCs you cannot use one-shot functionality and kernel command line at the sam
by usr1106 4y ago
Except if the boot manager implementation of the UEFI is bad. For example on Intel NUCs you cannot use one-shot functionality and kernel command line at the same time. If you put systemd-boot in between it works.
- mtlmtlmtlmtl 4y agoMy old mobo would refuse to accept NVRAM changes, overwrite them at boot or something, then hardcoded try to launch the windows bootloader from the ESP. I had to trick it by naming my bootloader the same thing as the Windows bootloader. Signing new things for secure boot didn't work at all but luckily it could be disabled. This was an MSI motherboard in case anyone's wondering.