@smoser -- the header in your files implies that the kernel at least created the configuration in the first instance:
print CONF "# Kernel Image management overrides\n"; print CONF "# See kernel-img.conf(5) for details\n";
Though it only appears to write two combinations:
if (open(CONF, ">$CONF_LOC")) { print CONF "# Kernel Image management overrides\n"; print CONF "# See kernel-img.conf(5) for details\n"; if ($loader =~ /palo/i) { print CONF "link_in_boot = Yes\n"; print CONF "do_symlinks = Yes\n"; print CONF "relative_links = Yes\n"; print CONF "do_bootloader = No\n"; } else { print CONF "do_symlinks = $do_symlink\n"; } close CONF; }
@smoser -- the header in your files implies that the kernel at least created the configuration in the first instance:
print CONF "# Kernel Image management overrides\n";
print CONF "# See kernel-img.conf(5) for details\n";
Though it only appears to write two combinations:
if (open(CONF, ">$CONF_LOC")) {
print CONF "# Kernel Image management overrides\n";
print CONF "# See kernel-img.conf(5) for details\n";
if ($loader =~ /palo/i) {
print CONF "link_in_boot = Yes\n";
print CONF "do_symlinks = Yes\n";
print CONF "relative_links = Yes\n";
print CONF "do_bootloader = No\n";
} else {
print CONF "do_symlinks = $do_symlink\n";
}
close CONF;
}