When running "make install" from a kernel source tree /boot is correctly populated with a kernel and initrd but the grun config is not correctly updated. This seems to be because the kernel is called 'vmlinux*' and new-kernel-pkg is looking for vmlinuz by default. Fix new-kernel-pkg to match installkernel in it's naming of the kernel on ppc/ppc64
Created attachment 767209 [details] Fix new-kernel-pkg to match installkernel in it's naming of the kernel on ppc/ppc64
Tony, thank you for pointing this issue out and submitting a patch. Invocation of "make install" in a kernel source tree calls installkernel which then invokes new-kernel-pkg. However, new-kernel-pkg is also invoked during the installation of a new kernel via rpm. To maintain compatibility I have altered the patch such that installkernel will pass a parameter to new-kernel-pkg letting it know the correct kernel name. This allows new-kernel-pkg to work both when invoked by "make install" and the package manager. The patch will be applied in the next version of grubby.
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