I made my own seabios config file (.seabiosconfig) and put it in root coreboot directory. Add it in configuration like this CONFIG_PAYLOAD_CONFIGFILE="~/coreboot/.seabiosconfig" Next I do ~/coreboot> make to build coreboot but .seabiosconfig file skipped by make script and default file used instead (/coreboot/payloads/external/SeaBIOS/seabios/.config)
How to properly add my custom seabios config file?
There are numerous places in shell scripts where '~' doesn't expand to match $HOME. I'd recommend putting the config in the coreboot directory and setting the config file to './.seabiosconfig'. If you really want it in your home directory, you can use '$$HOME/.seabiosconfig'.
Martin
On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 2:16 AM, Rostislav Okulov via coreboot < coreboot@coreboot.org> wrote:
I made my own seabios config file (.seabiosconfig) and put it in root coreboot directory. Add it in configuration like this CONFIG_PAYLOAD_CONFIGFILE="~/coreboot/.seabiosconfig" Next I do ~/coreboot> make to build coreboot but .seabiosconfig file skipped by make script and default file used instead (/coreboot/payloads/external/S eaBIOS/seabios/.config)
How to properly add my custom seabios config file?
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