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--- Begin Message ---On 12/30/25 22:43, Elliott Mitchell wrote: > On Tue, Dec 30, 2025 at 07:51:29PM +0100, Jonas Lochmann wrote: > There is one key thing which GRUB allows, but this doesn't claim to. > GRUB allows having multiple kernels installed and choosing between them. I find this a strange request since this feature isn't used in Openwrt on x86 (or any other target) afaik. Best you get is A/B kernel+rootfs partitions setups on some devices but it's not the same thing. There is also a PR for A/B partitions on x86 btw https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/2951 All x86 bootloaders let you have multiple kernels set up for booting and choose on start (with a default that will be booted automatically), grub, systemd-boot, refind, limine. Even very old ones like LILO let you do that. But the distro has to be set up to do that first, distributing kernels as a package that can be installed independently and so on. Afaik the only way to "upgrade the kernel" on OpenWrt is doing a sysupgrade, and that will take care of putting the kernel where it needs to be and removing the old one. -Alberto
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