Hector Martin on Nostr: We don't have UEFI variable support right now, so there is no such thing as multiple ...
We don't have UEFI variable support right now, so there is no such thing as multiple EFI boot options on our platform. You always get the removable media default EFI boot filename.
By password resets I mean booting with init=/bin/sh and running passwd.
> For mode advanced recovery procedures use a recovery partition like on Windows PC.
Mac recoveryOS cannot mount Linux filesystems, and setting up a whole separate OS container just for recovery purposes is overkill and impractical for multiple reasons. We are looking into some kind of VM setup to run Linux recovery in macOS/recoveryOS, but as you can imagine it's not something trivial to build and deploy.
Point being, there are good reasons to use a standard bootloader and it's not something you can just throw away without spending a lot of engineering time building tooling to replace it.
By password resets I mean booting with init=/bin/sh and running passwd.
> For mode advanced recovery procedures use a recovery partition like on Windows PC.
Mac recoveryOS cannot mount Linux filesystems, and setting up a whole separate OS container just for recovery purposes is overkill and impractical for multiple reasons. We are looking into some kind of VM setup to run Linux recovery in macOS/recoveryOS, but as you can imagine it's not something trivial to build and deploy.
Point being, there are good reasons to use a standard bootloader and it's not something you can just throw away without spending a lot of engineering time building tooling to replace it.