Implement --uri option for use with --ifname #162
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frozencemetery
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Jul 5, 2022
New --uri option enables to specify a URI when creating a network boot entry, e.g. # efibootmgr -L NetBoot -i enp7s0 --uri http://foobar/grubx64.efi This requires support in libefiboot, which is provided by version 39 of efivar. Signed-off-by: Renaud Métrich <rmetrich@redhat.com>
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This was referenced Jan 30, 2024
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Hello, can I ask how this is supposed to work? Do I specify HTTP EFI Boot URL via DHCPv4 stack so the system will boot it after the next reboot? Will it do just once, or is this permanent change? Can I use this also to PXE EFI? And most importantly - is this supported by all systems or some kind of extension? |
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--urioption enables to specify a URI when creating a network boot entry.This requires support in libefiboot, which is provided by version 39 (PR rhboot/efivar#217).