Public bug reported:
Context: livecd-rootfs build for ARM64 ubuntu images using the linux-
generic kernel
What changed: linux-image-generic-extra-* came into being and now linux-
image-generic-* depends on it. When removed the zz-flash-kernel hook
for the kernel runs twice (postinst.d and postrm.d)
What happened:
- Creating a container image (LXD, ...) livecd-rootfs starts with a server
image with a kernel and removes the kernel.
- The kernel postinst.d hook for flash-kernel (zz-flash-kernel) runs twice now
(first for postinst and then for postrm). On the second call there is no
kernel installed and flash-kernel does not handle being called with no kernel
present; the kernel removal operation fails at this point.
Looking for a solution where zz-flash-kernel/flash-kernel is tolerant of
this behavior such that kernel removal is possible.
** Affects: flash-kernel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Critical
Status: New
** Attachment added: "arm64_livecd-rootfs_flash-kernel.failure"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1626848/+attachment/4746704/+files/arm64_livecd-rootfs_flash-kernel.failure
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flash-kernel postrm.d script fails on kernel removal
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