(* virt-v2v
 * Copyright (C) 2009-2017 Red Hat Inc.
 *
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(** Detect which kernels are installed and offered by the bootloader. *)

type kernel_info = {
  ki_app : Guestfs.application2;   (** The RPM package data. *)
  ki_name : string;                (** eg. "kernel-PAE" *)
  ki_version : string;             (** version-release *)
  ki_arch : string;                (** Kernel architecture. *)
  ki_vmlinuz : string;             (** The path of the vmlinuz file. *)
  ki_vmlinuz_stat : Guestfs.statns;(** stat(2) of vmlinuz *)
  ki_initrd : string option;       (** Path of initramfs, if found. *)
  ki_modpath : string;             (** The module path. *)
  ki_modules : string list;        (** The list of module names. *)
  ki_supports_virtio : bool;       (** Kernel has virtio drivers? *)
  ki_is_xen_kernel : bool;         (** Is a Xen paravirt kernel? *)
  ki_is_debug : bool;              (** Is debug kernel? *)
  ki_config_file : string option;  (** Path of config file, if found. *)
}
(** Kernel information. *)

val detect_kernels : Guestfs.guestfs -> Types.inspect ->
                     [> `Debian_family ] -> Linux_bootloaders.bootloader ->
                     kernel_info list
(** This function detects the kernels offered by the Linux
    bootloader (eg. grub).

    It will only return the intersection of kernels that are
    installed and kernels that the bootloader knows about.  The
    first kernel in the returned list is the default boot option,
    ie. what the guest would boot without interaction or overrides. *)
