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Let's separate the PE section options in the --help text to make clearer that they are about PE sections, and thus make things less confusing regarding the cryptic names. Specifically, there's now a separate section in the --help text that looks like this: <snip> UKI PE Section Options: UKI PE Section --linux=PATH Path Linux kernel image → .linux --osrel=PATH Path to os-release file → .osrel --cmdline=PATH Path to file with kernel command line → .cmdline --initrd=PATH Path to initrd image → .initrd --splash=PATH Path to splash bitmap → .splash --dtb=PATH Path to Devicetree file → .dtb --pcrpkey=PATH Path to public key for PCR signatures → .pcrpkey </snipe> (The section title is underlined, like we usually do it) I think separating this out, and organizing the section name in tabular form emphasizes nicely where this switches get their name from and what they mean. Hopefully addresses concerns from https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/24458#discussion_r967052720 in a diferent way. (Also dropped a hint regarding DER format for public key. it's simply wrong, we use PEM like everyone else on Linux. Outside of Java land DER isn't popular, so we don't need to mention it here in the --help text, man page should be enough.) |
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