> But if a user installs a new kernel, that kernel should be their new > default? IMHO, there is a problem with installkernel's logic, it > should be making versioned bootloader entries for the previous default > kernel, not the new one, which would ensure that on the first kernel > installed after installation of the distro, the user wouldn't lose > access to their original kernel (this assuming installkernel hasn't > changed that much since it was in initscripts).
I think the best would be to always make versionned bootloader entries when a kernel is installed and to update the symlinks. The only missing versionnned bootloader entry is the one that comes with the first installed kernel. -- Olivier Blin
