5 Sep
2021
5 Sep
'21
07:09
On 05.09.2021 09:51, Felix Miata wrote:
In Debians, whether to rebuild existing initrds for previously installed kernels when packages participating in their generation are updated is configurable. I don't remember the subject ever coming up in an openSUSE context, and I don't see any files in /etc/ that might cover the subject. Is this possible? My goal is to have them not rebuilt unless I decide for whatever reason they need to be. IOW, only build at kernel installation time, unless I expressly choose otherwise for any given kernel. For years I've been using immutable flags to prevent this, but I'm getting tired of the waste of time setting and unsetting the flag as kernels are added and removed.
No, it is not configurable.