pop-os/systemd-boot-conf

Rust crate for managing the systemd-boot loader configuration.

systemd-boot-conf's Issues

How to change the default options in Pop_OS-current.conf

Hi, I installed POP!_OS with BTRFS-inside-LUKS and everything works just fine. However, I created a subvolume for @ for / and need to pass some rootflags to the Pop_OS-current.conf such that everything boots up fine. That is, I need to always have the following Pop_OS-current.conf file:

title Pop!_OS
linux /EFI/Pop_OS-UUIDNUMBERCRYPT/vmlinux.efi
initrd /EFI/Pop_OS-UUIDNUMBERCRYPT/initrd.img
options root=UUID=UUIDNUMBERCRYPT ro rootflags=subvol=/@ quiet loglevel=0 systemd.show_status=false splash

But if I run update-initramfs -u -k all, the options root is changed back to its default

options root=UUID=UUIDNUMBERCRYPT ro quiet loglevel=0 systemd.show_status=false splash

without my rootflags=subvol=/@. Is there a way to always include this flag to the conf file?

TTY Consoles only work in standard 80x25 with NVidia card

Pop!_OS now uses systemd-boot instead of GRUB.
For Nvidia Graphics (I have a DELL Inspiron 7560, with a 940MX Optimus card), there is no fbdev.
There is a workaround to use Framebuffers with GRUB, but with systemd-boot, I have not found one that would enable high definition console. So all I get is this 80x25 standard console.
If you please would consider addressing this, it would be nice, be upstreaming it to systemd or NVidia, be finding a workaround. Thank you.

/boot/efi takes about 291 MB in Pop 20.04

Hi, I have clean installed pop os 20.04 lts (stable) on my system after that I run sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y it upgraded my kernel from 5.4.0.7625 to 5.4.0.7626 generic ... And after a reboot when I open my System monitor in the storage tab I see /boot/efi taking up 291 MB .. is it a bug or something because in 19.10 it was only using 89MB.

System details -
OS- Pop os 20.04 (stable)
Cpu- i3 7100u
Ram 8GB
Disk-120 GB (SSD ) + 1th (hdd)