If something can be grafted on later then that's of course all good.  I
do think we should have some sort of plan in which we work out how that
will be done.  If we want to do it, that is.

However if we go this way then there's a risk that we'll end up with
two different ways of configuring the feature and we'll need to

You'll always have multiple ways. Whatever magic you come up for
the google BIOS or for EFI won't help the majority of users with
old crufty legacy BIOS.

So you need a "everything included" way -- and the only straight forward
way to do that that I can see is the command line.

-Andi
-- 
ak@linux.intel.com -- Speaking for myself only.

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