Hello team, I can't find any technical documentation about how Debian decides to keep two kernels, and which ones. I am particularly interested in understanding how the "manual" or "automatic" package installation flag may, or may not, influence the policy?
Long story: something happened on my Trixie 13.4 which resulted in both current and previous kernels to become unusable. I asked apt to install the N-2 kernel and it worked, I can boot on it. Now I have: * Kernel N (last) - automatic - broken * Kernel N-1 (before last) - automatic - broken * Kernel N-2 - manual - working I wonder what will happen when a new kernel becomes available, and how I can have some influence on the automatic selection. Please could you point me to some documentation explaining the details? Thanks in advance, and a lot of kudos for your dedicated work! Best, Thibi Thierry Bissler La liberté de parole ne s'use que quand on ne s'en sert pas. Signez et cryptez vos messages avec OpenPGP.
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