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[linux] Boot into UEFI shell #286
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Hello Justin! Unfortunately, neither of the things you've listed seems to be feasible at the moment with the This UEFI variable store gets later populated at the OS installation step and makes the VM boot into that installed OS every time, ignoring the storage devices order. And if we were to add a way to re-create the |
Hi Nikolay, thanks for the info, the idea of booting to ISO after installation is that, once there is any booting issue, it is possible to use the ISO to fix the HD installation. |
is it possible now? @edigaryev |
I don't think it's possible at the moment. The #286 (comment) still stands, and as for the booting into the UEFI shell, we're using You might try modifying the UEFI variables from within the guest, though. |
thanks for the great project, i installed archlinux arm with no problem, however
tart run name --disk /path/to/iso
any suggestion? thank you!
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