Dracut issue

[minouboy]

Hello,

there was just an update of dracut (059-1) and since I get this

sudo dracut -f
dracut: Executing: /usr/bin/dracut -f
dracut: Can't write to /boot/efi/83d5b5c7136742518b8bf6cdd0c5a998/6.4.2-zen1-1-zen: Directory /boot/efi/83d5b5c7136742518b8bf6cdd0c5a998/6.4.2-zen1-1-zen does not exist or is not accessible.

This subfolder doesn't exist indeed, but there was no error before this upgrade.

Any idea?
Thanks.

[minouboy]

Installing garuda-bootctl-dracut solved the issue.

[BluishHumility]

@minouboy

/boot/efi/83d5b5c7136742518b8bf6cdd0c5a998/6.4.2-zen1-1-zen

Are you using systemd-boot?

@minouboy

garuda-bootctl-dracut

Oops, I believe that package never made it out of development and should be considered abandoned:

Want to try and help test dracut? Now is the time!

No. The bootctl package is made by librewish and should be considered defunct.

@minouboy

sudo dracut -f

This command is not specific enough to be run as-is on a Garuda LInux system. At the very least, you would need to add arguments for the path of the initramfs, and the naming convention it should follow.

Garuda Linux has a special command for rebuilding the initramfs, which is tied in to a bunch of custom hooks and scripts:

sudo dracut-rebuild

[minouboy]

I am using grub as a bootloader.
I reinstalled garuda-dracut-support and everything seems OK.