Re: Kernel marking files in /boot as %ghost

2018-03-06 Thread Colin Walters
On Tue, Mar 6, 2018, at 3:27 AM, Samuel Rakitničan wrote: > But what are the original reasons exactly? Seems like those files are > used by rpm-ostree. The `/usr` files are also copied by grubby. And while it's true *today* that rpm-ostree adapted to the /usr/lib/modules change, in fact the rp

Re: Kernel marking files in /boot as %ghost

2018-03-06 Thread Samuel Rakitničan
> On Fri, Mar 2, 2018 at 1:11 AM, Samuel Rakitničan > > What is the result you expect from this email? You filed a bug, it > was closed because the packaging was done intentionally and there is > no other solution when considering the original reasons for the > change. But what are the original

Re: Kernel marking files in /boot as %ghost

2018-03-02 Thread Samuel Rakitničan
> What is the result you expect from this email? You filed a bug, it was closed because the packaging was done intentionally and there is no other solution when considering the original reasons for the change. I'm not sure if you want the original change reverted entirely or what you would like t

Re: Kernel marking files in /boot as %ghost

2018-03-02 Thread Josh Boyer
On Fri, Mar 2, 2018 at 1:11 AM, Samuel Rakitničan wrote: > Dear list, > > I've stumbled upon a serious issue that has not been discussed before. > Somewhere around May 2015 kernel files was moved to > /usr/lib/modules/, which are then copied to /boot in post > scriptlets [1]. The issue is that

Kernel marking files in /boot as %ghost

2018-03-01 Thread Samuel Rakitničan
Dear list, I've stumbled upon a serious issue that has not been discussed before. Somewhere around May 2015 kernel files was moved to /usr/lib/modules/, which are then copied to /boot in post scriptlets [1]. The issue is that such files are marked with %ghost because they don't exist initially