Yes, I just checked and it actually does work. I must have misremembered something.
I also should have looked into how the bootloaders are defined. Since it is just a public record type, I guess there is no problem whatsoever in reality. Thanks. 03.01.2020, 01:28, "Ludovic Courtès" <l...@gnu.org>: > Hi, > > "kanic...@yandex.ru" <kanic...@yandex.ru> skribis: > >> Yes, AFAIR it only works with ‘init’ and has no effect at all with >> ‘reconfigure’. > > ‘--no-bootloader’ should definitely work for ‘reconfigure’; could you > double-check and report a bug if it doesn’t work? > > Now, if that’s useful, we could easily define a “noop” bootloader in > (gnu bootloader noop), along these lines: > > (define noop-bootloader > (bootloader > (name 'noop) > (package #f) > (installer #~(cons #t)) > (configuration-file #f) > (configuration-file-generator #f))) > > Thanks, > Ludo’.
