I would like to know if the Unified Kernel from EFI Boot Guard can read from the Kernel boot args to determine which RFS to boot.
I am currently using the Bootloader handler from SWUpdate to configure the Kernel arguments needed for booting. However, I would like to use the Unified Kernel with some of these kernel arguments, but I would like to leave the RFS empty. This way, I can create a common kernel image for RFS A and B, and continue configuring which RFS to boot from the Bootloader handler.
However, it seems that the kernel arguments from the Unified Kernel cannot be merged with kernelargs from the Bootloader handler.
https://github.com/siemens/efibootguard/blob/master/docs/UNIFIED-KERNEL.md?plain=1#L29
Is there any way to make the Unified Kernel arguments configurable, or should I create two different artifacts, one for Kernel A and another for Kernel B?
Best regards,
Javier