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Support UKI layout #55
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Please try Cleaning UKIs should work (it does for me), the only limitation is that eclean-kernel can only use one layout at the time. There is some auto-detection in place to guess which one you want to use, but it does not always get it right. |
It doesn't seem to work for me:
I'm not sure what the issue is but I can confirm that I don't have that file. |
What version is this? It works fine on my end:
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eclean-kernel 2.99.8 |
I suppose this is the problem:
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Yeah, I don't have any of those files. So there seem to be some discrepancy between |
OpenRC machines are not guaranteed to have the machine-id Closes: projg2#55 Signed-off-by: Andrew Ammerlaan <[email protected]>
OpenRC machines are not guaranteed to have the machine-id Closes: projg2#55 Signed-off-by: Andrew Ammerlaan <[email protected]>
OpenRC machines are not guaranteed to have the machine-id Closes: projg2#55 Signed-off-by: Andrew Ammerlaan <[email protected]>
Please let me know if this patch resolves your problem: #56 |
I'm not sure if this should be fixed here or in installkernel. I'd love some input on that from the maintainers.
So, basically, in
efistub
layout installkernel puts kernel into${efi_root}/EFI/Gentoo/
(whereGentoo
part can be configured), but inuki
layout it puts kernel into${efi_root}/EFI/Linux/
(whereLinux
is hardcoded). So eclean-kernel can find some kernel dirs (e.g. with--list-kernels
) but not kernels themselves. It also refuses to remove those dirs because it doesn't find any kernels.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: