BOOTC-LOADER-ENTRIES(8)
β¨ NAME β¨
bootc-loader-entries β okay bestie, this is the one that does Operations on Boot Loader Specification (BLS) entries π
π«Ά SYNOPSIS π«Ά
bootc loader-entries COMMAND
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
So here's the vibe: this thing manages kernel arguments from multiple independent sources, and it keeps track of who owns which argument by using x-options-source-<name> extension keys inside BLS config files. Ownership tracking?? In this economy?? Iconic. π
And why do we even need this, you ask? Because there's this lowkey tragic problem called kernel argument accumulation π« On bootc systems with transient /etc, tools like TuneD literally lose their state files the second you reboot, and then they have absolutely no clue which kargs they set last time. It's giving amnesia. It's giving "who am I". And the kargs just... pile up. Forever. π
This page fixes that. No cap.
π COMMANDS π
set-options-for-sourceβ Set or update the kernel arguments owned by a specific source. That's it, that's the whole assignment. Slay. β¨
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
π VERSION π
v1.17.1 β
This page came to you straight from the System Manager's Manual, version v1.17.1, and it lives under the name BOOTC-LOADER-ENTRIES β section 8, for the record. Read it, love it, karg responsibly. Periodt. π
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