I'm not quite sure this is discoverable enough. I kind of wonder if kernel could say if it is booting with or without initrd; before it panics about unable to find rootfs or `/sbin/init`.
And I wonder if our grub-common.service should actually log something to console & journal.
I.e. the fact that GRUB_FORCE_UUID was set, and yet booting without initrd failed. And maybe like unset GRUB_FORCE_UUID? or add something in grubenv to not attempt initrdless boot the next time?
Ideally i'd like to warn about failure to boot initrdless; and maybe not attempt it again, unless manually cleared?
I'm not quite sure this is discoverable enough. I kind of wonder if kernel could say if it is booting with or without initrd; before it panics about unable to find rootfs or `/sbin/init`.
And I wonder if our grub-common.service should actually log something to console & journal.
I.e. the fact that GRUB_FORCE_UUID was set, and yet booting without initrd failed. And maybe like unset GRUB_FORCE_UUID? or add something in grubenv to not attempt initrdless boot the next time?
Ideally i'd like to warn about failure to boot initrdless; and maybe not attempt it again, unless manually cleared?