I have update my Fedora 44 to Fedora 45, but my kernel version is still linked to Fedora 44

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I have updated my Fedora 44 to Fedi\ora 45, but my kernel version is still linked to Fedora 44.

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Disclaimer: F45 is not even in beta yet, expect to hit issues.

You likely have pinned the kernel version in grub.
You can use grubby to look at what’s installed and what the the default is.

sudo grubby --info=ALL
sudo grubby --set-index=0
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The last sudo failed

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But you are right, here is fc45 and fc44 listed

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But I am very interested in testing on a level like this, not the best guy to commenting on failure but i do my best

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I intent to install beta fc45 in september

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thanks for your help

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I remembered the command option wrong, sorry.

FYI when things like this happen it’s worthy a little investigation.
Like grubby --help and man grubby

This is the command I meant to show.

sudo grubby --set-default-index=0
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I know and have already to update in grubby. Then I was informed that image was not installed. Googled how to install the specific file, followed the instruction and I have updated fc45.

Thanks for your help.

tor. 27. aug. 2026, 16:52 skrev Barry A Scott <notifications@fedoraproject.discoursemail.com>:

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Grubbe --help was the tool that helped me in the right direction.

tor. 27. aug. 2026, 16:59 skrev Karl Thorsen <thorsen.karl@gmail.com>: