I've finally switched over to genkernel-next, and I wanted to figure out if I could use it to automatically sign my kernel and move the latest to EFI/BOOT/bootx64.efi post-compilation.
Looking at #62, this seems very possible, but I can't figure out how to actually find my kernel and such - considering the implementation it looks like some variables will be carried over that could help with that, but it's a little hard to track down what's actually going on.
The documentation is unfortunately not very helpful beyond pointing out that it is possible to create hooks.
I've finally switched over to genkernel-next, and I wanted to figure out if I could use it to automatically sign my kernel and move the latest to
EFI/BOOT/bootx64.efipost-compilation.Looking at #62, this seems very possible, but I can't figure out how to actually find my kernel and such - considering the implementation it looks like some variables will be carried over that could help with that, but it's a little hard to track down what's actually going on.
The documentation is unfortunately not very helpful beyond pointing out that it is possible to create hooks.