Public bug reported:
I use purge-old-kernels after upgrade, it purges the wrong kernel.
code says:
current="$(uname -r)"
VERSIONS=$(ls -f /boot/vmlinuz-* | grep -v "$current$" | grep -v '.efi.signed'
| sed -e "s/[^\-]*-//" -e "s/-[^\-]*$//" | sort -rh)
$ ( ls -f /boot/vmlinuz-* | grep -v efi.signed | sed -e "s/[^\-]*-//" -e
"s/-[^\-]*$//" | sort -rh )
4.9.0-15
4.4.0-45
4.10.0-19
$ ls -f /boot/vmlinuz-* | grep -v "$current$" | grep -v '.efi.signed' | sed -e
"s/[^\-]*-//" -e "s/-[^\-]*$//" | sort -rh
4.4.0-45
4.10.0-19
basically, it sorts 4.10 as older than 4.1.
** Affects: byobu (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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purge-old-kernels sorts kernels incorrectly
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