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On debian, we change the /etc/default/grub file and call update-grub, which is a command that will generate the grub.cfg.
On Yocto, if I understand the role correctly you mount the /boot, change the grub.cfg directly and unmount the /boot.
It does not seem like yocto and debian share any logic, so I don't really see the point of a common role.
Abstract
Two different methods are used to add new kernel parameters between Debian and Yocto. We should be able to use the same.
Current status
On Yocto:
extra_kernel_parameters
roles/yocto/kernel_params
On Debian:
grub_append
roles/debian
Detailed Description
The mechanism is the same in the two cases :
/boot
partition if not donegrub.cfg
fileA common playbook/role must be used
Benefits to SEAPATH
Work to be done
Create a common role that works both on Debian and Yocto
/boot
optionalkernel_parameters_restart
variable to eventually reboot the machine once it is doneThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: