EFI Boot Manager vs. elilo textmenu chooser

What is the main advantage/difference of using

efibootmgr -c -L "My Wannabe Kernel" -d /dev/sda -l "\\efi\\WhatEverDir\\elilo3.3a.efi" MyKernelVersion
with an entry into elilo.conf for "MyKernelVersion" and chooser set to simple.

which create an entry into EFI Boot mgr menu, so when you press enter in the menu you just boot to your kernel.

over

elilo with chooser=textmenu as in the examples provided with elilo3.3a sources ?

Result you end up with 2 menus; you can choose your kernel from the EFI menu and then choose another one from the elilo menu.

What is the usage (standard)?

- only one entry in EFI ( for all kernels) to elilo and then elilo doing the menu thing

- as many entries in EFI boot mgr as kernel installed on the system linked to elilo just to load them?

- or no EFI boot mgr entries at all and just a startup.nsh script which just call elilo and then elilo doing the menu thing ?

- or what ever combination of all the different possiblity ?

Two menu isnt't a bit redoundant ?

thx

	-fabien-