I created the following manual stanza in my refind.conf:
menuentry"Arch Linux Zen"{icon/EFI/refind/icons/os_arch.pngvolume"stuff"loader/arch_root/boot/vmlinuz-linux-zeninitrd/arch_root/boot/initramfs-linux-zen.imgoptions"root=LABEL=stuff rootflags=subvol=arch_root rw rootfstype=btrfs add_efi_memmap initrd=\arch_root\boot\intel-ucode.img nomodeset"submenuentry"Boot using fallback initramfs"{initrd/arch_root/boot/initramfs-linux-zen-fallback.img}}
The initrd option on line 4 of the stanza does not appear in the command line for "Boot using default options". I can view the boot command line by pressing <tab> and using the arrow keys to view the entire line. Only the intel-ucode initrd option appears. I at least have a workaround that lets me boot when I manually type out the linux-zen initrd option. Oddly enough, the initrd option form the fallback submenuentry does appear on that command line (again, viewing the entry by pressing <tab> + arrow keys).</tab></tab>
I have already tried adding it to options, which works for booting default, but adds extra options that I have to erase manually when booting the fallback entry. Basically, I am trying to avoid any workarounds that require manually editing the command line. btrfs could be interferring here; however, I don't suspect that is the case since I can boot just fine when the initrd option is part of the boot command line.
Is the order of the keywords in a manual stanza important? What can I do here to make the initrd option be a part of the boot command line while avoiding manual editing during boots?
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I created the following manual stanza in my refind.conf:
The initrd option on line 4 of the stanza does not appear in the command line for "Boot using default options". I can view the boot command line by pressing <tab> and using the arrow keys to view the entire line. Only the intel-ucode initrd option appears. I at least have a workaround that lets me boot when I manually type out the linux-zen initrd option. Oddly enough, the initrd option form the fallback submenuentry does appear on that command line (again, viewing the entry by pressing <tab> + arrow keys).</tab></tab>
I have already tried adding it to options, which works for booting default, but adds extra options that I have to erase manually when booting the fallback entry. Basically, I am trying to avoid any workarounds that require manually editing the command line. btrfs could be interferring here; however, I don't suspect that is the case since I can boot just fine when the initrd option is part of the boot command line.
Is the order of the keywords in a manual stanza important? What can I do here to make the initrd option be a part of the boot command line while avoiding manual editing during boots?