Make the pending kernel update detection more robust (for EndeavourOS) #129
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…for EndeavourOS) The fix implemented for EndeavourOS in #75 can create false positives in case some old-ish/outdated kernel related files are [laying in /boot](#74 (comment)) *for some reasons... (?)* This commit aims to make the pending kernel update detection more robust to avoid such potential false positives by making Arch-Update looking for kernel related files in **both** /boot and in /usr/lib/modules/* (instead of falling-back to the latter only if kernel files are not found in the former). Fixes #74
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The fix implemented for EndeavourOS in #75 can create false positives in case some old-ish/outdated kernel related files are laying in /boot for some reasons... (?)
This commit aims to make the pending kernel update detection more robust to avoid such potential false positives by making Arch-Update looking for kernel related files in both /boot and in /usr/lib/modules/* (instead of falling-back to the latter only if kernel files are not found in the former).
Fixes #74