grub-efi-recipe,oniro-grub-bootconf-recipe : fusing grub-config into grub's binary .
Updating two files in a safe, transactional manner is way, way harder than updating one. By having the grub.cfg file built-into GRUB binary we can avoid a lot of complexity without limiting anything relevant.
GRUB is now configured to have a built-in config file identical to the one we currently build in the oniro-grub-bootconfrecipe.
And installing grub.cfg into rootfs by oniro-grub-bootconfrecipe is no longer needed.
Signed-off-by: Kareem Zarka kareem.zarka@huawei.com
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mentioned in issue #523
Resolved by Kareem ZarkaWhat is the rationale of cfg and why it doesn't replace the current configuration file in bootconf.
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Amend your git log to use the format of the existing commits in the history. See https://docs.oniroproject.org/en/latest/contributing/gitlab.html for more info.
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I would split the MR into two commits for the
bootconfandgrub-efiand explain itgit loghow these two link to each other. - Last reply by Kareem Zarka
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