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The command line can be part of the UEFI boot entry depending on your particular firmware. I think I can recompile the Linux kernel in around 15 minutes, but I
by LoganDark 2y ago
The command line can be part of the UEFI boot entry depending on your particular firmware.
I think I can recompile the Linux kernel in around 15 minutes, but I have a 12400F. And 15 minutes is still 60 times longer than most people are willing to wait.
- account42 2y agoIt wouldn't be impossible to change the default kernel commandline in the image without recompiling the whole kernel if anyone cared about making that fast.
- LoganDark 2y agoI mean, even the initramfs can be stored in the ESP, can't it? How's that work with Secure Boot? (assuming you don't just use a shim that makes the TPM happy and then proceeds to not actually verify anything afterwards.)