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fettouhi

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Registered: 2007-05-07

Posts: 778

Adding a second kernel to my boot entry

I am starting to some recording on my Arch Linux box and I installed linux-rt kernel next to the standard kernel (linux). I don't see the new kernel in my boot entries when I reboot. I am using systemd-boot as my boot loader. What am I missing?

espresso

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From: Potemkin Village,Pale Blue Dot

Registered: 2023-05-15

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Re: Adding a second kernel to my boot entry

Perhaps you are missing a loader configuration file? https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/System … ng_loaders

Last edited by espresso (Yesterday 15:24:24)

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fettouhi

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Registered: 2007-05-07

Posts: 778

Re: Adding a second kernel to my boot entry

Yes, it seems that way. I was under the assumption that systemd-boot would automatically be adding new entries, so I thought I did something wrong.

fettouhi

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Registered: 2007-05-07

Posts: 778

Re: Adding a second kernel to my boot entry

I added the loader configuration file manually but I get a kernel panic (blue screen) halfway through the boot process when I boot linux-rt. So clearly I overlooked something somewhere.