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CentOS ARM in particular complains bitterly if we try to upgrade openafs on it and the kernel it is running is stale compared to packges in the mirrors. This happens if our images have lagged behind upstream package updates. To mitigate this we upgrade and reboot the system prior to testing openafs installation. To make arm64 reboots onto the new kernel reliable we manually run grubby --set-default to explicitly set the default kernel to boot to the newly installed kernel. Then we remove the old kernel with grubby and finally generate a new grub config. This is necessary likely due to: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2032680 Note we also do the reboot (but not grub(by) dance) on Debuntu for symmetry. Change-Id: If87a0b1d7dc063ac9122d85f65b6fe1c129d2052 |
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