chore: use 'titanoboa_boot' as partition name #122
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Signed-off-by: Zeglius <[email protected]>
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| menuentry 'Try @PRETTY_NAME@' --class fedora --class gnu-linux --class gnu --class os { | ||
| linux ($root)/boot/vmlinuz quiet rhgb root=live:CDLABEL=bluefin_boot enforcing=0 rd.live.image @EXTRA_KARGS@ | ||
| linux ($root)/boot/vmlinuz quiet rhgb root=live:CDLABEL=titanoboa_boot enforcing=0 rd.live.image @EXTRA_KARGS@ |
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Is this only for the live ISO or does the name persist on the installed system?
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Only for the grub menu for the live iso.
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'bluefin_boot' was an old placeholder name. Using a more generic name seems more adecuate, as now we use titanoboa across all our isos.