Hello list, One of my machines uses bootctl to offer a choice of kernel to boot (I don't use anything else from systemd); it has these files in /boot/loader/entries:
08-gentoo-5.15.32-r1-rescue.conf 09-gentoo-5.15.32-r1-rescue.nonet.conf 30-gentoo-5.18.10.conf 32-gentoo-5.18.10.nox.conf 34-gentoo-5.18.10.nonet.conf 40-gentoo-5.15.41.conf 42-gentoo-5.15.41.nox.conf 44-gentoo-5.15.41.nonet.conf Until a few days ago, the system offered the kernels cited in those .conf files - in the same order as I've listed them. Also of course in ascending numerical order. Both as expected. Now, though, they're offered in precisely the opposite order (with the two other usual options below them as before: Windows and Enter UEFI setup). What might have caused this reversal? $ cat /boot/loader/entries/30*f title Gentoo 5.18.10 version 5.18.10-gentoo linux vmlinuz-5.18.10-gentoo initrd intel-uc.img options root=/dev/nvme0n1p5 net.ifnames=0 raid=noautodetect pcie_aspm=off $ cat /boot/loader/loader.conf timeout 5 default 30-gentoo-5.18.10 $ ls /boot/vmlinuz-5.18.10-gentoo /boot/vmlinuz-5.18.10-gentoo $ efibootmgr BootCurrent: 0001 Timeout: 1 seconds BootOrder: 0001,0007,0011,0008,0000 Boot0000* Windows Boot Manager Boot0001* Gentoo Linux Boot0007* UEFI OS Boot0008* Hard Drive Boot0011* CD/DVD Drive -- Regards, Peter.
