kernel-options-debian

A map of ssh public keys to install for the root user

This string defines any extra options that the operator may need to pass to the Kernel during the PXE boot process. The string you enter will be directly passed, so if your distro requires comma, or space seperation of options define them accordingly.

e.g. "acpi=off"

These options will be passed before the argument processing is disabled (eg prior to "--").

The "kernel-console" option can be used to specify the Console to log to (for example serial port), which is placed after the argument processing (eg after the "--").

Debian decides to do really goofy stuff like use ttyS1 and tty1 during installation instead of the long established ttyS0 and tty0.

This Param is used in Debian specific BootEnvs.

The operator may continue using the kernel-options Param, and the appropriate TTY values will be substituted appropriately. Should a complete override be necessary, the operator may instead set the kernel-options-debian value to whatever value is preferred.