Add cmdline arguments to the kernel parameters #7
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This allows users to add additional kernel arguments via the Utilities -> Kernel parameters menu entry in netboot.xyz. For systems that rely on serial consoles this is critical as otherwise the booted system will never be visible on the serial console.
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Also an attempt to do this in nixpkgs: NixOS/nixpkgs#150360 |
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We should coordinate efforts here and avoid adding kernel command-line twice. Maybe we can backport the patch in nixpkgs to 21.11? |
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cc @Enzime |
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I think the PR on the I'm not sure if anything else is necessary, but I've added a |
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I merged the nixpkgs one. |
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This allows users to add additional kernel arguments via the Utilities
-> Kernel parameters menu entry in netboot.xyz. For systems that rely on
serial consoles this is critical as otherwise the booted system will
never be visible on the serial console.