| From: Michael Galea via talk <talk@gtalug.org> | | On 2022-06-01 10:31, D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote: | > I just upgraded several systems to from Fedora 34 or 35 to Fedora 36 over | > the last week. This process is mostly uneventful. Here are some notes. | .. | | > | > - one system's grub could not see any new kernels so I could only boot | > with the last f35 kernel. I fixed this by doing a clean re-install. | > | I'm hoping you mean a re-install of grub and not Fedora. I wouldn't call an OS | reinstall "mostly uneventful".. No, it was a complete re-install, preserving /home. I agree, this was an event. The correct fix was probably to clean out /etc/efi and re-install the latest kernel. But I didn't know that. I'm not happy that: 1) Fedora changed what they put in ESP without a clear announcement and explanation 2) out of space on the ESP caused silent failure (On the first UNIX system I used, we could hear when a filesystem was full because log messages were printed on the console, a DecWriter LA30. The RK05 disk held just under 2.5 megabytes. <http://gunkies.org/wiki/RK05_disk_drive>. I may misremember some details.)