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2024-04-19configs/: replace archisodevice boot parameter with archisosearchuuidnl6720
2024-04-19configs/releng/: use mkinitcpio's microcode hook instead of external microcod...nl6720
2024-04-01Add configs/releng/efiboot/loader/entries/03-archiso-x86_64-memtest86+.confnl6720
2023-05-17Use UUIDs in all boot loader configuration filesnl6720
2022-10-22configs/: remove "Copy to RAM" boot entries since it is automatic nownl6720
2022-05-28fix boot menu entry sortingAlexander Epaneshnikov
2022-05-28add accessible copytoram entryAlexander Epaneshnikov
2022-05-28enable beeps in boot menuAlexander Epaneshnikov
2021-07-29Remove SPDX license identifier from releng configsDavid Runge
2021-05-14Apply copytoram Boot Option Menu Entries also to relengSimon Wilper
2020-10-31Set bootloader timeouts to 15sDavid Runge
2020-10-29fix a typo, add myself in AUTHORS.rstAlexander Epaneshnikov
2020-10-29implement accessibility support in archisoAlexander Epaneshnikov
2020-09-27Use the same file paths in both ISO 9660 and FATnl6720
2020-09-27Do not rename the initramfs imagenl6720
2020-07-29Add license and basic documentationDavid Runge
2020-07-28Copy files more genericallyDavid Runge
2020-06-30Standardizing boot loader entry formatDavid Runge
2020-06-23Removing custom UEFI shell boot loader configsDavid Runge
2020-05-30Fixing default bootloader menu selection.David Runge
2020-05-30Using edk2-shell for UEFI shellDavid Runge
2018-08-18[configs/releng] Make and use amd_ucode.bin for initrd.Gerardo Exequiel Pozzi
2014-10-31[configs/releng] Always load intel-ucode in early boot stageGerardo Exequiel Pozzi
2012-09-26[configs/releng] Use gummiboot-efi instead of UEFI Shell for bootingKeshav P R

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