I have this problem; where I use unified kernel images to boot linux. I have several versions each corresponding to a different kernel. My ESP:/efi/Arch directory has the following files
These are generated automatically by dracut when initrd is generated; and their naming can't be changed. (It can probably; but downstream workflow depends on this naming to the point where whenever I run a system update, I would have to manually build the kernel image if I can change the naming.)
Even when I set fold_linux_kernels true in ESP:/efi/rEFInd/refind.conf; these images appear as separate items. Is there a way for me to fold these? And why aren't they folded? When I was using the kernel (when the directory had vmlinuz-linux and initrd-linux entries, instead of the dracut unified boot images of the form linux-<version>-<string> , it was folded appropriately.
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Can you temporarily rename your rEFInd efi file and drop the RefindPlus efi in instead (rename to match the original rEFInd efi name) to see whether this issue exists there as well?
I have this problem; where I use unified kernel images to boot linux. I have several versions each corresponding to a different kernel. My
ESP:/efi/Arch
directory has the following filesThese are generated automatically by dracut when initrd is generated; and their naming can't be changed. (It can probably; but downstream workflow depends on this naming to the point where whenever I run a system update, I would have to manually build the kernel image if I can change the naming.)
Even when I set
fold_linux_kernels true
inESP:/efi/rEFInd/refind.conf
; these images appear as separate items. Is there a way for me to fold these? And why aren't they folded? When I was using the kernel (when the directory hadvmlinuz-linux
andinitrd-linux
entries, instead of the dracut unified boot images of the formlinux-<version>-<string>
, it was folded appropriately.Can you temporarily rename your rEFInd efi file and drop the RefindPlus efi in instead (rename to match the original rEFInd efi name) to see whether this issue exists there as well?
https://github.com/dakanji/RefindPlus#installation
Last edit: dakanji 2023-06-18