How to Set or Unset One-Time Boot Entries by Name

This option allows you to set or unset a one-time boot entry by specifying its name. Here's how it works:

1. --one-time-boot-by-name: This option controls whether to create or remove a temporary boot entry.

   • Setting it to 'true' creates a temporary boot entry.
   • Setting it to 'false' removes the temporary boot entry.

2. --name arg: This option requires you to specify a unique name for the boot entry. This name is used to identify the entry.

Examples:

1. Setting a temporary boot entry named 'myboot': --one-time-boot-by-name true --name 'myboot'

2. Removing the temporary boot entry named 'myboot': --one-time-boot-by-name false --name 'myboot'