On Saturday, 27 January 2024 16:10:40 GMT Alexander Puchmayr wrote: > Since now kernel 6.6 is stable, installation procedure seems to have > changed. > > I used to install it by > > emerge --config gentoo-kernel
I don't know what that does. I run make oldconfig; make; make modules-install; make insstall. That's been my routine for years. > grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg I can't help with grub - sorry. > But grub does not find the kernel, since it is not installed in /boot's root > but in some uuid named sub directory. Sounds like you have sys-kernel/installkernel-systemd installed, instead of sys-kernel/installkernel. > Eselect news says for grub users, nothing changes, but actually it does not > work. I tried quite hard to follow the systemd way of installing kernels when installkernel was split recently, but I gave up in the end and reverted to my own way. For one thing, at boot time, the list of bootable kernels was far too verbose to be useful. For another, the method involved too much error-prone typing; not at all the unixy way. -- Regards, Peter.
