setting a list of kernels to try in boot.conf

[Stoyan Genov <stoyan.genov@sun-fish.com>]

Hi,

On an obsd/3.4 i386 (though arch might not be relevant),
I have the need to boot several customly-named kernels
in custom locations, in the manner boot(8) will try to boot
/bsd, /obsd and /bsd.old (that is, try to boot /bsd, if fail
try to boot /obsd, if fail try to boot /bsd.old)

Looking at boot(8) and /usr/src/sys/stand/boot/boot.c, it seems
one can set only one custom location and name of the kernel file
via ``set image'' in /etc/boot.conf .

So, questions:
1) Does a way to set several custom locations exist?
2) If 1) is false, do you think it's worth implementing this
    feature -- something like ``set image /my/kernel/1 /other/kernels/2''

Best Regards,
Stoyan Genov