Hello team,
I was playing around with the IOS several major versions back and must have messed up my default GRUB definitions. Since then, I have had to do a “grubby --update-kernel” to add the correct options after any type of kernel upgrade.
Can anyone tell me how I can correct this?
Right now, I’m running 6.3.8-200.fc38.x86_64 and the commands I need to run after every upgrade:
Please post the content of /etc/default/grub so we may see what the default config may be that grub works with for creating the boot entries. Also /etc/kernel/cmdline
Now please post the output of sudo cat /boot/loader/entries/*6.3.8*.conf and sudo grub2-editenv - list
It would seem that the options there may be off.
This has been reported in system fails to boot after installing new kernel, after using grubby, and unfortunately there has been no response to the ticket. You might update the ticket indicating you had the same issue, that may or may not get it more attention. As I mentioned in the previous post, apparently this is a known issue, that happens from time to time, but never gets resolved.