feature: leave macOS as default boot until Asahi LSP is created
See discussion in #304. The current installer does not produce a system that default boots [short press power button] to Asahi until after the Asahi LSP is created in the Asahi-paired Recovery Console.
The chicken-egg issue is that the user can not get to the Asahi-paired Recovery Console without a [long press power button], so what happens when the user does a [short press power button] in this interim state of partial install?
The fundamental question is what is the most graceful way to have the user authorize creation of the Asahi LSP, and how does the user get to the Asahi-paired Recovery Console.
This "issue" advocates:
1) leaving the macOS as the default boot until the user does the long-press-power boot and can access the Asahi-paired Recovery Console from there
2) once the Asahi-paired Recovery Console creates the LSP, we can, as part of that process, set Asahi as the default boot option.
feature: leave macOS as default boot until Asahi LSP is created
See discussion in #304. The current installer does not produce a system that default boots [short press power button] to Asahi until after the Asahi LSP is created in the Asahi-paired
Recovery Console
.The chicken-egg issue is that the user can not get to the Asahi-paired
Recovery Console
without a [long press power button], so what happens when the user does a [short press power button] in this interim state of partial install?The fundamental question is what is the most graceful way to have the user authorize creation of the Asahi LSP, and how does the user get to the Asahi-paired
Recovery Console
.This "issue" advocates: 1) leaving the macOS as the default boot until the user does the long-press-power boot and can access the Asahi-paired
Recovery Console
from there 2) once the Asahi-pairedRecovery Console
creates the LSP, we can, as part of that process, set Asahi as the default boot option.related: #304