On 2026-10-09 02:10, Céleste Ornato wrote:
A more difficult situation would be a broken bootloader config; the
best
thing you can do is to just avoid touching that file too much,
I admit, fixing bootloader config is no much harder. One can choose "3.
Escape to loader prompt" from boot menu, then type:
unload
set/unset <your problematic variable from loader.conf>
boot /boot/kernel/kernel
Once booted, fix broken loader.conf and reboot. :-)
BTW, can we instruct loader on its prompt what config file to use for
this boot ? I'm facing this issue quite often toying with different
kernel modules, sometimes I want to be able to choose what config loader
uses instead of default.
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Regards,
Ruslan
