Unix & Linux Asked by Big Millz on December 26, 2020
Brand new F23
install, trying to update the kernel. I did lose power during the first round of dnf update
and have to go clear out a bunch of conflicts that dnf kept reporting. It’s possible I removed something that’s needed, to be totally honest here.
Anyways, I’ve tried both dnf update
and dnf install kernel
(after dnf remove kernel
). They install the latest kernel to /lib/modules/4.4.9-300.fc23.x86_64/
, but no new vmlinuz
files end up in /boot
, so grub2-mkconfig
won’t find it and use it.
Any suggestions as to where I could start troubleshooting this?
ensure /etc/machine-id
exist and is valid/not empty
test -s /etc/machine-id
instead "kernel-install" command will not provide kernel below /boot
rpm -qp --scripts kernel-core-*.rpm
)reinstall kernel-core package then
dnf reinstall kernel-core
Answered by 47VTAQZS on December 26, 2020
dnf reinstall kernel-core
vmlinuz file is provided by kernel-core package so you will need to reinstall it
Answered by Tomot on December 26, 2020
Ended up updating to the F24 beta, as it's being frozen anyways. This fixed the problem, and I'm now running on the 4.7 kernel.
Answered by Big Millz on December 26, 2020
I'd try
dnf reinstall kernel
or (better)
dnf reinstall kernel-4.4.9-300
since it's possible that dnf
has status saying that the given set of files is complete.
Answered by Thomas Dickey on December 26, 2020
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