Bug#523735: Works with kernel-package now, but it is still confusing

[Matthijs Kooijman <matthijs@stdin.nl>]

Hi,

any plans on uploading a new version that fixes this bug?


Also, I'm still nog 100% sure I understand what is happening here. From what I
understand:
  1) Official kernel packages pass 2 arguments to the script, the second is
     the filename of the kernel binary.
  2) kernel-package generated packages pass 2 arguments to the script, the
     second is the filename of the kernel binary.

Is there another way of generating a kernel image that does not pass this
parameter? If so, which is that and could a comment about it perhaps be added?
If not, why is there a check for the second parameter in the first place?

  # kernel-package passes an extra arg
  if [ -n "$2" ]; then

Furthermore, the current comment is confusing. It suggests that _only_
kernel-package passes the extra arg, while original linux images also pass it.

Gr.

Matthijs

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