Chris Murphy writes:
Actually, that's a problem too. The stale bootloader problem goes back to an era where it was possible to install the bootloader into the first sector of the boot partition, and in those cases, /dev/sda1 is actually valid. And again, no practical way to discover this automatically in advance.
It would be useful to have dnf system-upgrade emit a "say, you may need to X first" message, before initiating a reboot, with an opportunity to bail out. Just like the existing message that tells you to update the current system first, before initiating an upgrade.
And, making this more generic, each new Fedora release could have a brief upgrade message tucked away in it, somewhere, that dnf system-upgrade could grab and show up front.
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