feat(grubby): provide the /etc/sysconfig/kernel file#17547
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This file has a setting, UPDATEDEFAULT=, which is used by the kernel-install (aka installkernel) program to determine if the default kernel should be updated to use the newly installed kernel. This sets UPDATEDEFAULT=yes, so a newly installed kernel will be set as the default kernel (on the next boot); without this, the default kernel will remain set to the current kernel. Taken from upstream: https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/grubby/c/482a2825c47c4fd28a18beb279a3e826461bf878 Fixes: AB#20392
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This file has a setting, UPDATEDEFAULT=, which is used by the kernel-install (aka installkernel) program to determine if the default kernel should be updated to use the newly installed kernel.
This sets UPDATEDEFAULT=yes, so a newly installed kernel will be set as the default kernel (on the next boot); without this, the default kernel will remain set to the current kernel.
Taken from upstream:
https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/grubby/c/482a2825c47c4fd28a18beb279a3e826461bf878
Fixes: AB#20392