Even if you do CONFIG_EFI_STUB, there should be a post-update hook to automatically call efibootmgr.
replyI have 2 entries, /efi/current.efi and /efi/old.efi... when I upgrade, I copy current to old, and copy my new kernel out of /boot as current and reboot.
replyor just copy the latest kernel to something like /vmlinux and /initramfs
replyOr use UKI and throw the current kernel to /efi/boot/bootx64.efi; there's plenty of solutions to sane bootloader/kernel management if you're willing to invest 15 minutes into the topic and not act like it's scary and complicated (it really is the opposite).
replyGrub2 is scary and complicated. Remove grub from the equation, and all the scary goes away.
replygrub is just a operating system. it is quite good when shit hits the fan
replyi never got it to work
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