StarlingX Linux kernel
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When a new kernel is installed, the grub default boot image is not modified which can result in the rescue image being selected. We force the default to item 0 which will be the new kernel. The issue is that the grub boot default is only changed when a kernel is removed. The way the scriptlets work is to update the grub options (and default) for the kernel being removed, then update the options (but not the default) for the kernel being added. This works fine if you are installing a new kernel, booting to it, then removing the old one, but that is not what we do. I think the proper long term solution might be to change kernel-install, but the expedient way to fix the problem is to make sure posttrans updates the grub default. Testing The term kernel patch refers to a designer patch which includes the kernel and rpm's with kernel dependencies. Generate three such patches. Install/remove them in various combinations rebooting after each operation. install A; remove A (PASS) install A; install B; remove B; remove A; install B (PASS) install AB; remove B; install C (PASS) install ABC; remove CB; install C (PASS) Closes-Bug: 1954945 Signed-off-by: Joe Slater <joe.slater@windriver.com> Change-Id: I7a92f20cf43816e5ebe0c47f91d7597afa392dcf |
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