Post by jinder on Jun 14, 2023 0:34:20 GMT
Both `BootOrder` and `BootSourceOverride` are part of the `Boot` section of the `ComputerSystem` schema. The `description` for `BootOrder` is as follows: "An array of BootOptionReference strings that represent the persistent boot order for with this computer system. Changes to the boot order typically require a system reset before they take effect. It is likely that a client finds the `@redfish.Settings` term in this resource, and if it is found, the client makes requests to change boot order settings by modifying the resource identified by the `@redfish.Settings` term."
Which of the following options are valid and recommended?
1. Both `BootOrder` and `BootSourceOverride` should be patched in the `Settings` resource.
2. Both `BootOrder` and `BootSourceOverride` should be patched in the active resource.
3. `BootOrder` should be patched in the `Settings` resource, and `BootSourceOverride` should be patched in the active resource.
In option 3, users should patch `BootOrder` in the `Settings` resource, but patch `BootSourceOverride` in the active resource. Will this potentially confuse users?
Which of the following options are valid and recommended?
1. Both `BootOrder` and `BootSourceOverride` should be patched in the `Settings` resource.
2. Both `BootOrder` and `BootSourceOverride` should be patched in the active resource.
3. `BootOrder` should be patched in the `Settings` resource, and `BootSourceOverride` should be patched in the active resource.
In option 3, users should patch `BootOrder` in the `Settings` resource, but patch `BootSourceOverride` in the active resource. Will this potentially confuse users?
