Order of kernel upgrade commands for gentoo

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I have simple bash script to update the kernel. It includes building the kernel, rebuilding external modules, building initramfs with genkernel and updating grub config, here is the script:



#!/bin/bash

set -x
set -e

cd linux

# mount boot if not mounded
mount | grep "/boot type vfat" > /dev/null || mount /boot

# build the kernel
make -j16

# install modules
make modules_install

# prepare modules (for @module-rebuild)
make modules_prepare

# rebuild external modules (nvidia, etc)
emerge --ask=n @module-rebuild

# install kernel
make install

# build initramfs
genkernel --lvm --luks --install initramfs

# make grub config
grub-mkconfig > /boot/grub/grub.cfg

# umount boot
umount /boot


this script is working fine, but with one exception: I always need to call it twice, if I don't I'll get error on boot (failed to load initramfs), I think that some steps in script has wrong order, but I can't figure out what steps exactly. Oficial docs doesn't cover rebuilding with initramfs: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Kernel/Upgrade



What's wrong with my script? How to update it to fix?










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    I have simple bash script to update the kernel. It includes building the kernel, rebuilding external modules, building initramfs with genkernel and updating grub config, here is the script:



    #!/bin/bash

    set -x
    set -e

    cd linux

    # mount boot if not mounded
    mount | grep "/boot type vfat" > /dev/null || mount /boot

    # build the kernel
    make -j16

    # install modules
    make modules_install

    # prepare modules (for @module-rebuild)
    make modules_prepare

    # rebuild external modules (nvidia, etc)
    emerge --ask=n @module-rebuild

    # install kernel
    make install

    # build initramfs
    genkernel --lvm --luks --install initramfs

    # make grub config
    grub-mkconfig > /boot/grub/grub.cfg

    # umount boot
    umount /boot


    this script is working fine, but with one exception: I always need to call it twice, if I don't I'll get error on boot (failed to load initramfs), I think that some steps in script has wrong order, but I can't figure out what steps exactly. Oficial docs doesn't cover rebuilding with initramfs: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Kernel/Upgrade



    What's wrong with my script? How to update it to fix?










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      I have simple bash script to update the kernel. It includes building the kernel, rebuilding external modules, building initramfs with genkernel and updating grub config, here is the script:



      #!/bin/bash

      set -x
      set -e

      cd linux

      # mount boot if not mounded
      mount | grep "/boot type vfat" > /dev/null || mount /boot

      # build the kernel
      make -j16

      # install modules
      make modules_install

      # prepare modules (for @module-rebuild)
      make modules_prepare

      # rebuild external modules (nvidia, etc)
      emerge --ask=n @module-rebuild

      # install kernel
      make install

      # build initramfs
      genkernel --lvm --luks --install initramfs

      # make grub config
      grub-mkconfig > /boot/grub/grub.cfg

      # umount boot
      umount /boot


      this script is working fine, but with one exception: I always need to call it twice, if I don't I'll get error on boot (failed to load initramfs), I think that some steps in script has wrong order, but I can't figure out what steps exactly. Oficial docs doesn't cover rebuilding with initramfs: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Kernel/Upgrade



      What's wrong with my script? How to update it to fix?










      share|improve this question














      I have simple bash script to update the kernel. It includes building the kernel, rebuilding external modules, building initramfs with genkernel and updating grub config, here is the script:



      #!/bin/bash

      set -x
      set -e

      cd linux

      # mount boot if not mounded
      mount | grep "/boot type vfat" > /dev/null || mount /boot

      # build the kernel
      make -j16

      # install modules
      make modules_install

      # prepare modules (for @module-rebuild)
      make modules_prepare

      # rebuild external modules (nvidia, etc)
      emerge --ask=n @module-rebuild

      # install kernel
      make install

      # build initramfs
      genkernel --lvm --luks --install initramfs

      # make grub config
      grub-mkconfig > /boot/grub/grub.cfg

      # umount boot
      umount /boot


      this script is working fine, but with one exception: I always need to call it twice, if I don't I'll get error on boot (failed to load initramfs), I think that some steps in script has wrong order, but I can't figure out what steps exactly. Oficial docs doesn't cover rebuilding with initramfs: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Kernel/Upgrade



      What's wrong with my script? How to update it to fix?







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          I think you have to switch
          make modules_install and
          make modules_prepare.



          First prepare the modules and then install them.






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            I think you have to switch
            make modules_install and
            make modules_prepare.



            First prepare the modules and then install them.






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              I think you have to switch
              make modules_install and
              make modules_prepare.



              First prepare the modules and then install them.






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                I think you have to switch
                make modules_install and
                make modules_prepare.



                First prepare the modules and then install them.






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                I think you have to switch
                make modules_install and
                make modules_prepare.



                First prepare the modules and then install them.







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