Make sure os boot entry is not at the top of boot order

[skycastlelily]

Pull Request Checklist

• implement the feature
• write the documentation
• extend the test coverage
• update the specification
• adjust plugin docstring
• modify the json schema
• mention the version
• include a release note

[happz]

See #3645, seems like you and @martinhoyer are dancing around the same problem.

[skycastlelily]

See #3645, seems like you and @martinhoyer are dancing around the same problem.

hmmm, Martin's mr is trying to fix my issue?
While this mr is trying implement your thought in the slack channel " but: isn't this patch something that we should eventually add to tmt-reboot?"

[happz]

See #3645, seems like you and @martinhoyer are dancing around the same problem.

hmmm, Martin's mr is trying to fix my issue? While this mr is trying implement your thought in the slack channel " but: isn't this patch something that we should eventually add to tmt-reboot?"

TBH, I'm not sure. I just saw both of you poking the same issue and the same part of the code. It made sense to me to get you two together so you could sort out what's the best approach.

[skycastlelily]

I just saw both of you poking the same issue and the same part of the code

hmmm, np, IIUC , we are not poking the same issue, the key part of Martin's mr is efibootmgr -n (setting next boot) to make sure efi system boot correctly to the os,while mine is efibootmgr -o , to make sue the os boot entry not at the top of order. And looks like we are not poking the same code, either though I didn't get the whole picture, but it seems that he is trying to add a new script, while mine is make tmt-reboot work more robust :)
However, I may be wrong, Martin, feel free to ping me to talk about this 😃