The image is built with the kernel from previous builds.

[ilyakurdyukov]

What happened?

I worked with this commit from October 11th, did not update yet. But I didn't notice any fixes for this problem in the updates.

I rebuild the Armbian image with changes to the kernel config (options for compile.sh are the same), and at first the build script rebuilds the kernel with the config specified (which I guessed from the object files remaining after the build), but the output image contains one of the kernels that I built before (with a different config).

How to reproduce?

Haven't tried to reproduce it on purpose yet (it may take hours), but it's happened at least twice already. Unfortunately, the old cache was lost, deleted it to get the correct build. I need advice on what to look (to report) for if this happens again. And where could this bug be. When building an image, does the build choose one of the old kernels from cache instead of the new one?

Branch

main (main development branch)

On which host OS are you observing this problem?

Jammy

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