Boot entries provided by the system that boom cannot match to a configured profile are treated as read-only and should not allow modification or removal. Currently attempting to remove these entries with boom delete gives a misleading error involving the boot entry path:
# boom delete 29490c5
Entry does not exist: /boot/loader/entries/28fc0d05bf6b460d888965a23ddf1e53-29490c5-5.14.0-108.el9.x86_64.conf
The message is correct in that the file does not exist - this is because the system entries use a different format for constructing BLS file names. The actual path is known to the BootEntry object and it is also marked read-only. The command should return an error string like:
Boot entries provided by the system that boom cannot match to a configured profile are treated as read-only and should not allow modification or removal. Currently attempting to remove these entries with
boom deletegives a misleading error involving the boot entry path:The message is correct in that the file does not exist - this is because the system entries use a different format for constructing BLS file names. The actual path is known to the BootEntry object and it is also marked read-only. The command should return an error string like: