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I'm running Gentoo within a container and using genup to keep everything up-to-date. To update I run 'genup -n' as the kernel is managed by the host system instead of this container guest. However, genup still tries to run 'buildkernel --is-new-kernel-available' which fails unless I have buildkernel installed.
Would it be possible to make this conditional so that buildkernel is not ran at all if '-n' is passed to genup?
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I'm running Gentoo within a container and using genup to keep everything up-to-date. To update I run 'genup -n' as the kernel is managed by the host system instead of this container guest. However, genup still tries to run 'buildkernel --is-new-kernel-available' which fails unless I have buildkernel installed.
Would it be possible to make this conditional so that buildkernel is not ran at all if '-n' is passed to genup?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: