bootloader: Always pass full path to bootupd #1106
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This will depend on coreos/bootupd#839 And cleans up our bootloader code; move the bootloader partition definitions back to `install/baseline`. Conceptually now it's just the `to-disk` flow and bootupd that know about bootloader partition GUIDs which is how I think it should be - the bootc core is agnostic to bootloaders. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <walters@verbum.org>
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This makes us depend on bootupd 0.2.27 on ppc64le, which is in fedora rawhide, c10s and c9s. I queued a build for f42. I may also queue a build of it for f41, or we can probably safely not care about fedora 41 ppc64le. |
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This will depend on coreos/bootupd#839
And cleans up our bootloader code; move the bootloader partition definitions back to
install/baseline. Conceptually now it's just theto-diskflow and bootupd thatknow about bootloader partition GUIDs which is how I think it should be - the bootc core is agnostic to bootloaders.