Use uname -r since the kernel default has changed to 5.7 from 5.4

[karlgrose]

trident-core/void-files/usr/bin/trident-update

Line 53 in 9a9bc6d

linuxver=`xbps-query -p pkgver linux | cut -d - -f 2 | cut -d . -f 1-2 | cut -d _ -f 1`

This seems to work better to reflect the currently booted kernel:

linuxver=$(uname -r | cut -d . -f 1-2 | cut -d _ -f 1)

now that the default PT kernel is no longer 5.4 (which, however, is still the package version for the current Void "linux" meta package).

[beanpole135]

Good catch. The current version routine requires that the "linux" meta-package be installed in order to grab the version, which might no longer be the case now that trident-base is no longer using the "linux" meta-package.

I don't think that using uname is the right approach though either: Since that routine runs after all the updates are performed, you could get into a situation where you are running an older kernel (5.4 for example), but the upgrade just removed the linux5.4 package and installed the linux5.7 package. Since we need to "xbps-reconfigure" an installed package, we need to scan the installed packages and pick one of the linux* packages that may have just been installed.

[beanpole135]

Ok, this should be fixed now: 587fa71