The story: I got a few systems, they are all the same* (*same: x64, Centos 6.x, same hardware) Others are KVM hosts, a few KVM guests on those hosts and a few simple servers with no panel or just a webmin on them. I'm building 3 different kernels (with KVM support as a guest, as a host, and none) with grsecurity patch always compiling the latest stable. As we speak now, grsecurity-3.0-3.2.54. The problem: I am making RPMs, I got 2 RPMs in output, kernel-xxx and kernel-headers-xxx. I install them to all my servers that I need them, that's ok. But how I can "automate" the procedure of mkinitrd and grub ? rpm -Ivh kernel-xxx or yum localinstall kernelxxx which I prefer they just install kernels in /boot and everything else needed. No lines in grub or a initramfs. So I need to do them by hand everytime. (mkinitrd and editing grub.conf by hand every single time) How I can avoid this ? What am I missing ? Using / messing around with other kernels from other repositories this was happening automatically. I only had to change the "default" line in grub.
