Running kernel not found on disk [KRNL-5830]

[d4t4king]

Gentoo contains a utility to simplify kernel building and installation, called genkernel. Genkernel names the kernel files kernel-genkernel-{arch}-{version}-gentoo(-r_n_), instead of vmlinuz.

Example: current running kernel is /boot/kernel-genkernel-x86-3.14.16-gentoo.

[d4t4king]

Patch submitted.

[d4t4king]

@mboelen

Revisiting this. My patch actually breaks functionality on systems that actually use bourne shell rather than a symlink to bash. At least I think that's what happening.

To accomodate for the kernel name(s) on Gentoo I used /boot/{vmlinuz,kernel}*, which I don't think bourne shell knows how to handle. This means that I'll have to search for vmlinuz and kernel separately. :-S

Update: Actually in this case /bin/sh is a symlink to /bin/dash.

[mboelen]

Adjusted the change with an if/elif to support multiple file name types.
Can you see if it works for your installation?

[d4t4king]

I'm still getting the exception_event that "no vmlinuz or kernel was found":
=KRNL-5830:2|Can not find any vmlinuz or kernel files in /boot, which is unexpected|

ls /boot | wc -l
21

[mboelen]

Works for me on fresh Gentoo machine. Can you list the (21) files you have in your /boot?

[mboelen]

Closing issue, latest testing did not show this issue. Please let me know if it is still the case.