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1. Didn't work before because the variable was not exported.
2. Fixed the logic broken by the introduction of support for saving
the selected item on the FAT partition.
If the ISO image has a FAT partition and the image is written
to a flash drive, then it is possible to write to this partition
of the flash drive.
This is necessary, for example, if the user
does not want to install the system, but wants to constantly work
in LiveCD mode with or without recording sessions.
In order for this code to work, you need to make changes
to the FAT partition of the image on the flash drive:
Add the 1st line to the grub.cfg file:
set pfxfat=${prefix}
Write a 1kb file grubenv.
If grub.cfg contains a line like '^default=id',
then the read value is not used.
This prepares the ability to write and read
the default menu item from the grubenv file.
If grub.cfg contains a line like '^default=id',
then the read value is not used.
Setting the default menu item from the grubenv file
will be indented inside the 'if' optator and therefore
does not match the '^default' pattern.
At the moment, the ability to select the kernel with which to boot is
implemented only for grub (grub-pc, grub-efi, ieee1275boot).
note that renamed STAGE1_KFLAVOUR to STAGE1_KFLAVOURS, as multiple
kernels can now be added.
More than one BOOTLOADER may be available for the same architecture.
Set IMAGE_PACKTYPE in boot/iso, there is no point in duplicating
in different features.
Closes ALT bug 39786.
In menu you need the name of the distributiv.
If not set, then we will be as before.
Also corrected the selection of phrases for translation.
Suggested-by: zerg@
See-also: ALT bug 39611, 39612.
Otherwise it might e.g. add branding-*-bootloader
for no good reason, poisoning $destdir with an
existing and non-empty /etc/sysconfig/grub2
regardless of the actual grub availability
on the platform.
60 seconds should be enough for any hardware.
It is important not to forget that the timeout for grub is measured
in seconds, and for syslinux in deciseconds.
