I think that there should be support for automatic boot entry generation to automatically prepend initrd=intel_ucode.img to all appropriate linux entries. Maybe a couple options in refind.conf to enable/disable/customize this functionality. GRUB can do this by default, so it should be possible.
Please note that I am aware that I can add the initrd to refind_linux.conf, but that also requires me to manually add the initramfs to every entry. However, I have multiple kernel versions installed and each requires a different initramfs and this just generates a plethora of combinations of vmlinuz and initramfs, where the majority is unusable. That is far from elegant.
Please don't recommend manual boot stanzas or other workarounds, as that is not what I am looking for.
Thanks.
Last edit: Jan Neumann 2018-06-15
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I think that there should be support for automatic boot entry generation to automatically prepend initrd=intel_ucode.img to all appropriate linux entries. Maybe a couple options in refind.conf to enable/disable/customize this functionality. GRUB can do this by default, so it should be possible.
Please note that I am aware that I can add the initrd to refind_linux.conf, but that also requires me to manually add the initramfs to every entry. However, I have multiple kernel versions installed and each requires a different initramfs and this just generates a plethora of combinations of vmlinuz and initramfs, where the majority is unusable. That is far from elegant.
Please don't recommend manual boot stanzas or other workarounds, as that is not what I am looking for.
Thanks.
Last edit: Jan Neumann 2018-06-15
I forked rEFInd to resolve my issue.