Hi,

To stop autoboot we have 2 ifdef  (CONFIG_AUTOBOOT_STOP_ [STR2 || STR1] ). 
Which is very easy and straightforward to implement. Halting a boot with single 
"Keystroke" is having its own advantages to the user. But, why multiple key 
support is ignored say like [ctrl + anykey ] combination. Especially, BIOS 
vendors prefer at least simultaneous pressing of 2 or more keys to halt the 
boot. Any specific reasons to avoid this. Other than simplicity is there any 
specific reason to stick on this.

I mean why  simultaneous two key press support is avoided and implemented  a 
secondary bootstopkey to halt the boot say like CONFIG_AUTOBOOT_STOP_STR2.

Thanks,
Paavaanan.

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