When using GRUB or rEFInd, sometimes the kernel images that live in /boot does not get detected by sbctl because sbctl is only scanning for the EFI partition /boot/efi. This may be a limitation in sbctl itself or something with how we partition our installs and needs to be investigated further.
[x] Draft because I need to remove duplicate entries but it should be an adequate solution, just not elegant.
When using GRUB or rEFInd, sometimes the kernel images that live in
/bootdoes not get detected bysbctlbecausesbctlis only scanning for the EFI partition/boot/efi. This may be a limitation in sbctl itself or something with how we partition our installs and needs to be investigated further.