I get tired of runnning:
sudo rm -rf /efi/<NUMBERS>/* && sudo reinstall-kernels
After every kernel upgrade because I don't have the proper commands set up after every kernel upgrade.
I should fix this at some point
sudo rm -rf /efi/<NUMBERS>/* && sudo reinstall-kernels
After every kernel upgrade because I don't have the proper commands set up after every kernel upgrade.
I should fix this at some point
LOL even more so is that reinstall-kernels is just a script running kernel-install over a directory

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And fixed! Sometimes you just need to point out how dumb it is you have been dealing with a bandage solution for almost 2 years to finally just fix it.
@rain
I'm so proud! But also, why was this necessary? You running some obscure hardware?
@hinton No just a Arch install I have had for close to 10 years I have done so much junk to that I sometimes just deal with the technical debt instead of taking solving it.