Section 1 · User commands

kernel-bootcfg.1

Package: python3-virt-firmware

KERNEL-BOOTCFG

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DESCRIPTION
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NAME

kernel-bootcfg − manual page for kernel-bootcfg 24.11

DESCRIPTION

usage: kernel−bootcfg [−h] [−l LEVEL] [−−vars FILE] [−−show] [−v]
[−−add−uki FILE] [−−update−uki FILE] [−−remove−uki FILE]

[−−cmdline CMDLINE] [−−boot−ok] [−−update−csv] [−−add−uri URI] [−−remove−entry NNNN] [−−once] [−−boot−order POS] [−−dry−run] [−−title TITLE] [−−shim FILE] [−−print−loader]

Show and manage uefi boot entries.

options:

**
−h**, −−help

show this help message and exit

−l, −−loglevel LEVEL

set loglevel to LEVEL

−−vars FILE

read edk2 vars from FILE

−−showprint boot configuration

−v, −−verbose

print more details

update unified kernel image (UKI) boot entries:

−−add−uki FILE

add boot entry for UKI image FILE

−−update−uki FILE

update boot entry for UKI image FILE

−−remove−uki FILE

remove boot entry for UKI image FILE

−−cmdline CMDLINE

override UKIs cmdline when adding boot entry (ignored when Secure Boot is enabled)

−−boot−ok, −−boot−successful

boot is successful, add BootCurrent to BootOrder.

−−update−csv

update BOOT.CSV

update other boot entries:

−−add−uri URI

add boot entry to netboot URI

−−remove−entry NNNN

add remove entry NNNN

options for boot entry updates:

−−once, −−boot−next

boot added/updated entry once (using BootNext)

−−boot−order POS

place added/updated entry at POS in BootOrder (0 is first)

−−dry−run

do not actually update the configuration

−−title TITLE

label the entry with TITLE

−−shim FILE

use shim binary FILE

−−print−loader

print boot loader name

AUTHOR

Gerd Hoffmann <kraxel@redhat.com>