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Hello list, |
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One of my machines uses bootctl to offer a choice of kernel to boot (I don't |
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use anything else from systemd); it has these files in /boot/loader/entries: |
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08-gentoo-5.15.32-r1-rescue.conf |
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09-gentoo-5.15.32-r1-rescue.nonet.conf |
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30-gentoo-5.18.10.conf |
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32-gentoo-5.18.10.nox.conf |
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34-gentoo-5.18.10.nonet.conf |
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40-gentoo-5.15.41.conf |
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42-gentoo-5.15.41.nox.conf |
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44-gentoo-5.15.41.nonet.conf |
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Until a few days ago, the system offered the kernels cited in those .conf files |
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- in the same order as I've listed them. Also of course in ascending numerical |
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order. Both as expected. |
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Now, though, they're offered in precisely the opposite order (with the two |
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other usual options below them as before: Windows and Enter UEFI setup). |
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What might have caused this reversal? |
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$ cat /boot/loader/entries/30*f |
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title Gentoo 5.18.10 |
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version 5.18.10-gentoo |
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linux vmlinuz-5.18.10-gentoo |
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initrd intel-uc.img |
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options root=/dev/nvme0n1p5 net.ifnames=0 raid=noautodetect pcie_aspm=off |
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$ cat /boot/loader/loader.conf |
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timeout 5 |
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default 30-gentoo-5.18.10 |
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$ ls /boot/vmlinuz-5.18.10-gentoo |
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/boot/vmlinuz-5.18.10-gentoo |
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$ efibootmgr |
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BootCurrent: 0001 |
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Timeout: 1 seconds |
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BootOrder: 0001,0007,0011,0008,0000 |
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Boot0000* Windows Boot Manager |
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Boot0001* Gentoo Linux |
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Boot0007* UEFI OS |
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Boot0008* Hard Drive |
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Boot0011* CD/DVD Drive |
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Regards, |
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Peter. |
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