zfsbootmenu: support per-kernel command-line arguments#801
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With the new /zfsbootmenu/$environment/kcl directory structure, should the value derived from OS initramfs defaults/ZFS property that's currently stored as /zfsbootmenu/$environment/cmdline be moved under the kcl/ directory to have them all in a single place? There's no way that filenames will conflict.
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This is a rough sketch for now. It could use a bit of refining, andzfsbootmenu-previewis unaware of the selected kernel, which means that the kernel version never updates in the header and, now, neither does the KCL.I think I've worked out the kinks, and everything respects the changing kernel.