Is it the responsibility of grubby, or the kernel rpm, when writing out an updated grub.cfg, to include initrdefi? And are these commands applicable on all (U)EFI?
After updating an EFI booting Mac to 3.7.4-204, I get a brief message from GRUB saying that the kernel must be loaded first, then a kernel panic. The new menu entry for this kernel uses linuxefi, but it uses initrd not initrdefi as the other entries do. If I manually edit the grub.cfg to use initrdefi, I don't get this error or panic. And grub2-mkconfig also produces a grub.cfg using initrdefi. Therefore it appears the lack of this command causes boot failure, but I'd like to know what component the bug should be filed against. Chris Murphy
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