Am 19.05.2013 03:40, schrieb Bill Davidsen: > It appears the when a kernel upgrade is applied by yum, the rebuild of > grub2.conf seems to reset the kernel command > lines to default, dropping options to use working video and network drivers > and stable clocks. Even the vital > "nomodeset" option is dropped from the old stanzas in the original > grub2.config. Is this part of the war on using > vendor drivers? Booting into a system with an unstable clock, no video even > text in runlevel 3, and no working > network doesn't make a upgrade easy. > > So is dropping the kernel command line options a bug, or deliberate policy?
none of them never ever on more than 20 setups over more than 7 years any kernel update with yum did touch the grub2.conf in every case the params of the running kernel where taken for the new one by grubby
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