Add a setting to force LPAR to set defaults in NVRAM before booting #19290
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This commit introduces the
SET_NVRAM_DEFAULTS
setting, that will cause the functions in lib/bootloader_pvm.pm to boot the LPAR into the Open Firmware command line prompt and issue aSET_NVRAM_DEFAULTS
to reset the values in the LPAR's NVRAM to its defaults. This can help to fix some boot issues caused by aborted boot processes in the LPAR, which in turn prevent the GRUB menu from being loaded. If set, LPAR will boot into the Open Firmware prompt, issue the command and then continue to boot normally. If not set, it will boot as usual.[type description here, PLEASE, REMOVE THIS LINE, PLACEHOLDER, BEFORE SUBMITTING THIS PULL REQUEST]