On some machines, the BIOS loses data if power is lost.
To mitigate this, we rewrite those variables on boot. However, if any modifications occur, we would like the system to automatically reboot.
Currently, I checked the source code and found that it always reboots when the -r flag is supplied.
Would it be a good feature to make this behavior more automatic—only rebooting when actual changes are made?
On some machines, the BIOS loses data if power is lost.
To mitigate this, we rewrite those variables on boot. However, if any modifications occur, we would like the system to automatically reboot.
Currently, I checked the source code and found that it always reboots when the -r flag is supplied.
Would it be a good feature to make this behavior more automatic—only rebooting when actual changes are made?