Yes, there are many more options in Libreboot's GRUB menu. Every entry is
just a bunch of commands that you can view and edit by pressing `e`. You can
also open the GRUB terminal directly by pressing `c` and then type the
commands necessary to boot. Even of the existing Libreboot menu entries there
is an alternative to Parse ISOLINUX, namely "Search for GRUB configuration
outside of CBFS". As I explained above, this is the method of booting GuixSD.
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