sys-boot/grub: Move to portage-stable, bump to 2.12 #2318
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sys-boot/grub: Move to portage-stable, bump to 2.12
We can now use Gentoo's upstream ebuild, save for a few small overrides in a separate env file.
This bumps GRUB from 2.06 to 2.12, The existing two Flatcar patches have been rebased.
This supersedes #2301 as we don't need the Red Hat patches after all.
How to use
Build an image and try it out. Alternatively, take an existing image, replace grubx64.efi in the first partition, and test with UEFI. You can build grubx64.efi by installing sys-boot/grub to the host and the board root (
--nodeps
should be okay), tweaking the grub_install.sh script, and running the following command.Testing done
A Jenkins run passes, including with the new TPM event log Kola test in flatcar/mantle#558, and local testing with QEMU amd64 works. The size increases seen in #2301 are much smaller here and hopefully not an issue.
changelog/
directory (user-facing change, bug fix, security fix, update)/boot
and/usr
size, packages, list files for any missing binaries, kernel modules, config files, kernel modules, etc.