Update:
Support savedefault.
Variable savedefault set the system default value. If savedefault=1, save the current boot item.
You can also overwrite the default value for individual items, in menuentry statement --save option always save this item, and --nosave never save the item. If neither --save nor --nosave is specified, the system default in savedefault variable is checked.
In the menu section, use property save=1 or save=0 to achieve the same effect as --save and --nosave.
You also need to set the environment file, default value is ${prefix}/env, you can also use envfile variable to overwrite it.
Support timeout
Use timeout variable to control auto boot. For example:
set timeout=5
it would boot the default item if no key is pressed in 5 seconds. If timeout=0, boot the default item immediately, although you can press a key at startup to halt the auto boot. If timeout is not set, auto boot is disabled.
Support progressbar
This works in conjunction with timeout. When a timeout value is set, you can see the process bar at bottom of screen.
As with this version, all feature from grub legacy has been implemented. There is a grub.cfg inside the menu directory that shows some usage:
Code:
set superusers=admin
password admin admin
password user user
set timeout=5
set envfile=/menu/env
set savedefault=1
load_env
menuentry Item1 --users user --nosave --class image_tools {
true
}
menuentry Item2 --save --class image_about {
true
}
. /menu/menu_efi.cfg
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Originally Posted by bean123
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