kernel-bootcfg(1)
| KERNEL-BOOTCFG(1) | User Commands | KERNEL-BOOTCFG(1) |
NAME
kernel-bootcfg - manual page for kernel-bootcfg 24.7
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 LEVEL, --loglevel LEVEL
- set loglevel to LEVEL
- --vars FILE
- read edk2 vars from FILE
- --show
- print 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 system information:
- --print-loader
- print boot loader name
AUTHOR
Gerd Hoffmann <kraxel@redhat.com>
| July 2024 | kernel-bootcfg 24.7 |