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On 05/23/2014 07:35 PM, Chris Murphy
wrote:
OK. First of all, you do not need grubby to create the
initramfs files. The kernel rpm (or not kernel-core rpm) has
a valid initramfs as part of the rpm. This is what the
bootloaders see if new-kernel-pgm/grubby has yet to run.
new-kernel-pkg --mkinitrd --dracut calls dracut to build the
initramfs, the initramfs isn't in the RPM. And grubby is
supposed to get called, I think from within new-kernel-pkg, to
update any of the supported bootloader configuration files.
On Fedora 20 do:
rpm -ql kernel | grep boot
and on rawhide/Fedora 21 do:
rpm -ql kernel-core | grep boot
The rpm delivers a initramfs and then new-kernel-pkg rebuilds
initramfs depending on what is really on you system.
Gene
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