grub: adjust BOOT_IMAGE arg for PCR 9 predictions #343
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Patch GRUB to replace the first argument on the kernel command line from the default: BOOT_IMAGE=(hdX,gptY)/vmlinuz With a predictable value that doesn't depend on the boot device: BOOT_IMAGE=/vmlinuz Signed-off-by: Ben Cressey <[email protected]>
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Issue number:
Related: bottlerocket-os/twoliter#625
Description of changes:
Patch GRUB to replace the first argument on the kernel command line from the default:
With a predictable value that doesn't depend on the boot device:
Testing done:
Verified that variants still boot, and that the kernel command line has the expected constant value:
Terms of contribution:
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