Please Have a look at, 2071034 – Installing kernel 5.17 doesn't copy relevant files to /boot/
Thanks.
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If you have a directory /boot/efi/xxxxxxxxxx (the xxxxxxxxx would be your machine ID) that contains the kernel files then remove that directory with rm -rf /boot/efi/xxxxxxxxxx then reinstall the kernel and it should properly place it in /boot. I have seen a few posts about this issue and the bug listed above shows it well.
Thanks, removing /boot/efi/<machine id> fixed the problem for me as well.
I still have the problem that attempting to remove the older kernel 5.17.6 triggers a mass removal of packages. It looks like that might be due to not having the kernel-headers package for 5.17.7 installed, but that package seems to be missing from the repos at the moment. I’ll open a new topic for that problem if I can’t fix it on my own.
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As reference: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/f36-kernel-wont-install-due-to-running-out-of-space-in-boot-efi/73070
(same issue)
Good catch !
I felt under this bug… which is not closed so far. I guess next time the kernel will upgrade, I will have same troubles (and same workaround ?).
Anyhow, thanks a lot for pointing to the right bug.
Regards
Alain
IIUC once this directory is removed the updates work normally. Some systems have been hit with this bug and others avoid it totally. I have a laptop that was upgraded from35 → 36 and a desktop that was upgraded from 34 → 36 and had no problem with either. Some small number of others have seen that problem, thus no fix for the bug as yet.