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Summary by Sourcery

Release v12.0.0 with safer kernel maintenance, more robust Intel SR-IOV configuration, and expanded local regression coverage.

New Features:

  • Add safer Intel GPU SR-IOV setup with DKMS release compatibility checks, optional CCS0 support, and bootloader-aware kernel parameter guidance.
  • Protect pinned and currently running kernels during automated cleanup while retaining the latest two kernel releases.

Bug Fixes:

  • Report GRUB configuration write failures accurately instead of claiming success.
  • Avoid removing user-managed CCS0 parameters during Intel GPU configuration cleanup.

Enhancements:

  • Refine kernel cleanup to operate by release, handle signed and unsigned package variants together, and fail safely when package information is ambiguous.

Documentation:

  • Update release metadata and user guidance for v12.0.0, including local regression test commands and expanded feature notes.

Tests:

  • Add local regression coverage for kernel cleanup and Intel SR-IOV CCS0 decision paths, including 87 mock-based cases.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Intel GPU SR-IOV setup offers optional CCS0 compatibility configuration, checks kernel compatibility, and provides guidance for unsupported boot modes.
    • Kernel cleanup protects the running, pinned, and newest kernel releases before removing older ones.
  • Bug Fixes
    • GRUB updates report write failures and avoid unnecessary updates when settings are unchanged.
    • GPU cleanup preserves user-added kernel parameters.
  • Tests
    • Added local regression checks for kernel cleanup and SR-IOV configuration.

- 保护集合 = 当前运行内核 release ∪ 最新 2 个内核 release ∪ proxmox-boot-tool 已固定的内核
- 版本判定改为以 kernel release 为单位,signed / unsigned 视为同一内核版本
- 无法解析包名或运行内核无法对应到已安装包时放弃自动清理(fail-safe)
- 删除前逐条列出待删内核包;部分失败不再谎报「旧内核清理完成」
- 新增 tests/kernel-cleanup-test.sh(21 项,纯逻辑 + mock)
- 上游 2026.09.16 起 Xe_LP 平台不再默认启用 CCS0,新增按需配置:
  仅 i915 路线写入 i915.xelp_enable_ccs=1,不叠加 xe 参数
- DKMS 版本询问前移到 GRUB 写入之前,并按上游 release 声明的内核范围核对兼容性
- 识别核显平台与引导方式;systemd-boot 主机明确提示 GRUB 参数不生效并给出手动步骤
- CCS0 参数归属标记:仅清理本工具写入的参数,切换 GVT-g / 移除配置时不误删用户自建参数
- grub_* 写入失败不再谎报成功;SR-IOV 配置仅在参数确有变化时执行 update-grub
- 核显虚拟化状态检查新增 CCS0 是否真正生效的校验
- 新增 tests/intel-sriov-ccs-test.sh(66 项)
- CURRENT_VERSION / VERSION / UPDATE 首行 / README 徽标同步到 v12.0.0
- 更新日志补记 #107 内核清理安全修复、#106 SR-IOV CCS0 兼容与 tests/ 回归测试
- CLAUDE.md 变更记录与测试策略同步(tests/ 本地回归脚本)
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This release hardens kernel cleanup with fail-safe, release-aware selection and adds a compatibility-driven Intel SR-IOV CCS0 workflow, while improving GRUB write error handling, bootloader guidance, parameter ownership, and local regression coverage.

Sequence diagram for Intel SR-IOV CCS0 configuration

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant Setup as igpu_sriov_setup
    participant Logic as sriov_ccs_param_action
    participant GRUB as grub_add_param
    participant Flag as CCS ownership flag
    participant DKMS as i915-sriov-dkms

    User->>Setup: Select DKMS release and CCS0 option
    Setup->>Logic: sriov_ccs_param_action(want, supported, owned)
    alt add
        Logic-->>Setup: add
        Setup->>GRUB: grub_add_param(i915.xelp_enable_ccs=1)
        GRUB-->>Setup: Success or failure
        Setup->>Flag: sriov_mark_ccs_param_owned()
    else remove
        Logic-->>Setup: remove
        Setup->>GRUB: sriov_remove_ccs_param_if_owned()
        Setup->>Flag: sriov_unmark_ccs_param_owned()
    else unsupported
        Logic-->>Setup: skip-unsupported
    else unchanged
        Logic-->>Setup: noop
    end
    Setup->>DKMS: Install selected release
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Flow diagram for fail-safe kernel cleanup

flowchart TD
    A["Installed kernel packages"] --> B["kernel_cleanup_select_removals"]
    C["Current running release"] --> B
    D["Pinned releases"] --> B
    B --> E{"Input and current kernel valid?"}
    E -- No --> F["Abort cleanup"]
    E -- Yes --> G["Protect latest 2 releases"]
    G --> H["Also protect current and pinned releases"]
    H --> I["Return removable packages"]
    I --> J{"User confirms?"}
    J -- No --> K["Cancel"]
    J -- Yes --> L["apt-get remove --purge"]
    L --> M["update_grub_config"]
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Updated the project to the v12.0.0 Vesna release and documented the new local regression-test workflow.
  • Synchronized version, nickname, release badge, and changelog metadata.
  • Documented 87 local shell regression tests and the expanded validation commands.
CLAUDE.md
README.md
UPDATE
VERSION
lib/config.sh
Made GRUB parameter management testable and failure-aware.
  • Added optional GRUB file arguments for isolated tests.
  • Returned errors when GRUB writes fail instead of reporting false success.
  • Preserved exact-key parameter add, update, and removal behavior.
lib/core.sh
Reworked old-kernel cleanup to use fail-safe release-based protection rules.
  • Extracted pure selection logic that retains the newest two releases, the running kernel, and pinned/next-boot releases.
  • Treats signed and unsigned packages from the same release as one kernel and aborts on ambiguous input.
  • Added explicit removal previews, confirmation handling, deletion counts, and failure reporting.
src/modules/03-boot-kernel/kernel.sh
tests/kernel-cleanup-test.sh
Expanded Intel SR-IOV setup with DKMS compatibility checks and optional CCS0 configuration.
  • Added DKMS version comparison, documented kernel-range checks, and CCS0 support gating.
  • Added GRUB/systemd-boot detection and warnings that systemd-boot parameters require manual /etc/kernel/cmdline updates.
  • Added Xe_LP platform hints and a decision matrix for adding, removing, skipping, or preserving the CCS0 parameter.
  • Tracked parameter ownership so cleanup removes only values written by the tool.
  • Moved DKMS selection before boot-parameter writes and skipped update-grub when parameters are unchanged.
src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh
src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/igpu-shared.sh
src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-gvtg.sh
lib/config.sh
tests/intel-sriov-ccs-test.sh

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Walkthrough

This release updates kernel cleanup to protect the running and pinned releases and adds Intel SR-IOV CCS0 configuration and reporting. It also adds GRUB parameter write-error handling, regression scripts for both areas, and v12.0.0 release metadata.

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Kernel cleanup

Layer / File(s) Summary
Release-based kernel selection
src/modules/03-boot-kernel/kernel.sh, tests/kernel-cleanup-test.sh
The selector protects the running release, the newest two distinct releases, and pinned releases. Tests cover release grouping, invalid package data, and protection rules.
Cleanup execution and release record
src/modules/03-boot-kernel/kernel.sh, tests/kernel-cleanup-test.sh, CLAUDE.md, README.md, UPDATE, VERSION, lib/config.sh
Cleanup stops when it cannot identify packages safely and reports failed removals. Release metadata and local test instructions now describe v12.0.0.

Intel SR-IOV CCS0 handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Release, kernel, and platform checks
src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh, tests/intel-sriov-ccs-test.sh
Setup checks DKMS release support, kernel ranges, boot mode, and GPU platform. It offers CCS0 configuration when the selected release supports the parameter.
GRUB parameter updates and ownership
lib/config.sh, lib/core.sh, src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh, tests/intel-sriov-ccs-test.sh
GRUB helpers accept an optional configuration path and return failures for unsuccessful writes. SR-IOV setup tracks ownership of the CCS0 parameter and skips update-grub when the command line is unchanged.
GPU cleanup and status reporting
src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/igpu-shared.sh, src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-gvtg.sh, src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh
GPU removal paths remove the CCS0 parameter only when the tool owns it. Verification reports parameter status, and non-GRUB setup output includes manual parameter instructions.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant SRIOVSetup
  participant GRUBConfig
  participant UpdateGrub
  SRIOVSetup->>User: Request DKMS release selection
  SRIOVSetup->>SRIOVSetup: Check release support and kernel range
  SRIOVSetup->>User: Request CCS0 enablement choice
  SRIOVSetup->>GRUBConfig: Apply parameter action and record ownership
  SRIOVSetup->>UpdateGrub: Regenerate GRUB when parameters changed
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Hey - I've found 8 issues

Prompt for AI Agents
Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh" line_range="578-582" />
<code_context>
+        echo "$UI_BORDER"
+        echo -e "  ${YELLOW}引导方式提醒:${NC} 本机引导方式为 ${boot_mode},上方 GRUB 参数${RED}不会生效${NC}。"
+        echo "  请将以下参数写入 /etc/kernel/cmdline(同一行)后执行 proxmox-boot-tool refresh:"
+        echo -n "    intel_iommu=on iommu=pt i915.enable_guc=3 i915.max_vfs=7 module_blacklist=xe"
+        if [[ "$ccs0_action" == "add" ]]; then
+            echo -n " i915.xelp_enable_ccs=1"
+        fi
+        echo
+        echo "$UI_BORDER"
+        echo
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Manual boot instructions risk root arguments**

When a systemd-boot user follows the displayed list by replacing the existing cmdline contents, the systemd-boot instructions list only SR-IOV parameters for `/etc/kernel/cmdline` and do not say to preserve the existing line. Replacing the file with the displayed list drops required arguments such as `root=`, and the host can fail to boot.

Explicitly instruct users to append the options to the existing single-line cmdline and preserve all existing boot-critical arguments.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 2
<location path="src/modules/03-boot-kernel/kernel.sh" line_range="97" />
<code_context>
+    local pin_file=""
+    local pinned=""
+
+    for pin_file in /etc/kernel/proxmox-boot-pin /etc/kernel/next-boot-pin; do
+        [[ -r "$pin_file" ]] || continue
+        pinned=""
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Scheduled kernel can be purged**

When a one-time next-boot pin targets an older kernel and cleanup runs before that boot, `kernel_pinned_releases` checks `/etc/kernel/next-boot-pin` instead of Proxmox’s `/etc/kernel/next-boot`, so it misses the pinned release. `kernel_cleanup_select_removals` can then select its package for removal before the scheduled boot.

Read the one-time next-boot pin from `/etc/kernel/next-boot`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 3
<location path="src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh" line_range="403-404" />
<code_context>
+    ccs0_action="$(sriov_ccs_param_action "$ccs0_want" "$ccs0_supported" "$ccs0_owned")"
+    case "$ccs0_action" in
+        add)
+            if grub_add_param "i915.xelp_enable_ccs=1"; then
+                sriov_mark_ccs_param_owned
+                echo -e "✓ 已启用 CCS0 兼容模式: i915.xelp_enable_ccs=1"
+            else
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Existing CCS0 setting is lost**

When the user enables CCS0 while GRUB already contains `i915.xelp_enable_ccs`, `grub_add_param` replaces the existing value, and `sriov_mark_ccs_param_owned` records the replacement without preserving the prior setting. Later cleanup deletes the key, losing the user’s configuration.

Preserve and restore any pre-existing `i915.xelp_enable_ccs` value instead of claiming it as tool-owned.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 4
<location path="src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh" line_range="160-161" />
<code_context>
+    local grub_file="${1:-/etc/default/grub}"
+
+    if sriov_ccs_param_owned; then
+        grub_remove_param "i915.xelp_enable_ccs" "$grub_file"
+        sriov_unmark_ccs_param_owned
+        echo -e "  ${CYAN}提示:${NC} 已移除本工具此前写入的 i915.xelp_enable_ccs"
+    elif grub_has_param "i915.xelp_enable_ccs" "$grub_file"; then
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**CCS0 ownership becomes inconsistent**

When writing the ownership marker fails, removing the GRUB parameter fails, or the process stops between the GRUB edit and marker update, `sriov_mark_ccs_param_owned` suppresses marker-write errors, while `sriov_remove_ccs_param_if_owned` can clear the marker and return success after `grub_remove_param` fails. The parameter and marker can therefore disagree, so later cleanup treats a tool-written CCS0 setting as user-owned and leaves it active without reporting the failure.

Make marker updates and GRUB edits report failures and preserve or recover ownership state unless the corresponding parameter change succeeds.

Also at `src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:145-147`, `src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:403-404`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 5
<location path="src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh" line_range="385-395" />
<code_context>
     # 移除旧的 GVT-g 配置(如果有)
-    grub_remove_param "i915.enable_gvt"
-    grub_remove_param "pcie_acs_override"
+    grub_remove_param "i915.enable_gvt" || grub_write_failed=1
+    grub_remove_param "pcie_acs_override" || grub_write_failed=1

     # 添加 SR-IOV 参数(幂等操作,不会重复添加)
     # 针对 6.8+ 内核,必须屏蔽 xe 驱动以防止冲突
     # 参考: https://github.com/strongtz/i915-sriov-dkms
-    grub_add_param "intel_iommu=on"
-    grub_add_param "iommu=pt"
-    grub_add_param "i915.enable_guc=3"
-    grub_add_param "i915.max_vfs=7"
-    grub_add_param "module_blacklist=xe"
+    grub_add_param "intel_iommu=on" || grub_write_failed=1
+    grub_add_param "iommu=pt" || grub_write_failed=1
+    grub_add_param "i915.enable_guc=3" || grub_write_failed=1
+    grub_add_param "i915.max_vfs=7" || grub_write_failed=1
+    grub_add_param "module_blacklist=xe" || grub_write_failed=1
+
+    # CCS0 兼容参数:按「用户选择 + 驱动版本支持 + 参数归属」三要素决定增删
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**systemd-boot setup stops early**

When the host uses systemd-boot and `/etc/default/grub` is absent, unwritable, or lacks `GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT`, the setup still treats GRUB parameter edits as fatal, and the failure check returns before driver and module configuration. This contradicts the prompt that offers to continue with manual kernel-parameter setup.

For systemd-boot hosts, skip fatal GRUB edits and continue with driver and module configuration as the prompt promises.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 6
<location path="lib/core.sh" line_range="398" />
<code_context>
-    # 写回配置文件
-    sed -i "s|^GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=.*|GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=\"$new_params\"|" /etc/default/grub
+    # 写回配置文件(失败必须如实报错,不能报告成功)
+    if ! sed -i "s|^GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=.*|GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=\"$new_params\"|" "$grub_file"; then
+        log_error "写入 GRUB 配置失败: $grub_file(参数未生效: $param)"
+        return 1
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Concurrent edits drop GRUB parameters**

When two tool processes concurrently modify `/etc/default/grub` (for example, one configures SR-IOV while another edits IOMMU parameters), both `grub_add_param`/`grub_remove_param` callers read the same command line before either writes; the later `sed -i` replaces the earlier caller’s update. Concurrent GPU or security configuration operations therefore silently lose kernel parameters, which can leave the next boot misconfigured.

Serialize GRUB read-modify-write operations with a shared lock and perform each mutation against the latest file contents while holding it.

Also at `lib/core.sh:448`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 7
<location path="src/modules/03-boot-kernel/kernel.sh" line_range="381" />
<code_context>
+
     # 获取所有已安装的内核
     local installed_kernels
     installed_kernels="$(get_installed_kernel_packages "ii")"
     local -a kernel_list
     mapfile -t kernel_list < <(printf '%s\n' "$installed_kernels" | sed '/^$/d')
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Held running kernel skips cleanup**

When the running kernel package is held and appears as `hi` in dpkg, `remove_old_kernels` requests only `ii` packages, so the held running kernel is absent from the installed list. `kernel_cleanup_select_removals` cannot match the current release and fails safe, skipping cleanup of older kernels.

Include held-and-installed (`hi`) kernel packages when building the installed-kernel list.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 8
<location path="CLAUDE.md" line_range="189" />
<code_context>
 | 功能测试 | 手动在 PVE 9.x 环境验证 | 无自动化 E2E 测试 |

-**注意**: 本项目没有自动化单元测试。功能验证依赖人工在真实或模拟的 PVE 9.x 环境中测试。建议每次 PR 同时验证 `bash dev.sh` 与 `bash build.sh && bash -n dist/PVE-Tools.sh`。
+**注意**: 本项目没有端到端自动化测试,功能验证仍依赖人工在真实或模拟的 PVE 9.x 环境中进行;核心易错逻辑已抽为纯函数并由 `tests/` 下的本地回归脚本覆盖。建议每次 PR 同时验证 `bash dev.sh`、`bash tests/*.sh` 与 `bash build.sh && bash -n dist/PVE-Tools.sh`。

 ## 编码规范
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Documented test command skips a suite**

When a developer follows the documented `bash tests/*.sh` command, bash runs the first matching script and passes the remaining scripts as arguments; it does not execute them. The command therefore leaves the other regression coverage unrun.

Document a command that invokes each test script separately.

Also at `CLAUDE.md:186`.
</issue_to_address>

Sourcery assessment

Needs a human reviewer. 8 findings to address first, and this changes production boot configuration and can permanently remove installed kernel packages; a wrong selection or GRUB update could cause a reboot outage, and reverting the code would not restore deleted packages or undo that outage. The consequences are bounded and potentially repairable by reinstalling kernels and restoring boot configuration.

Blocking findings: src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:582, src/modules/03-boot-kernel/kernel.sh:97, src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:404, src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:161, src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:395, and 3 more


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echo -n " intel_iommu=on iommu=pt i915.enable_guc=3 i915.max_vfs=7 module_blacklist=xe"
if [[ "$ccs0_action" == "add" ]]; then
echo -n " i915.xelp_enable_ccs=1"
fi
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🟠 High · Manual boot instructions risk root arguments

When a systemd-boot user follows the displayed list by replacing the existing cmdline contents, the systemd-boot instructions list only SR-IOV parameters for /etc/kernel/cmdline and do not say to preserve the existing line. Replacing the file with the displayed list drops required arguments such as root=, and the host can fail to boot.

Explicitly instruct users to append the options to the existing single-line cmdline and preserve all existing boot-critical arguments.

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In `src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh` at lines 578-582:

**Manual boot instructions risk root arguments**

When a systemd-boot user follows the displayed list by replacing the existing cmdline contents, the systemd-boot instructions list only SR-IOV parameters for `/etc/kernel/cmdline` and do not say to preserve the existing line. Replacing the file with the displayed list drops required arguments such as `root=`, and the host can fail to boot.

Explicitly instruct users to append the options to the existing single-line cmdline and preserve all existing boot-critical arguments.

local pin_file=""
local pinned=""

for pin_file in /etc/kernel/proxmox-boot-pin /etc/kernel/next-boot-pin; do

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🟠 High · Scheduled kernel can be purged

When a one-time next-boot pin targets an older kernel and cleanup runs before that boot, kernel_pinned_releases checks /etc/kernel/next-boot-pin instead of Proxmox’s /etc/kernel/next-boot, so it misses the pinned release. kernel_cleanup_select_removals can then select its package for removal before the scheduled boot.

Read the one-time next-boot pin from /etc/kernel/next-boot.

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In `src/modules/03-boot-kernel/kernel.sh` at line 97:

**Scheduled kernel can be purged**

When a one-time next-boot pin targets an older kernel and cleanup runs before that boot, `kernel_pinned_releases` checks `/etc/kernel/next-boot-pin` instead of Proxmox’s `/etc/kernel/next-boot`, so it misses the pinned release. `kernel_cleanup_select_removals` can then select its package for removal before the scheduled boot.

Read the one-time next-boot pin from `/etc/kernel/next-boot`.

Comment on lines +160 to +161
grub_remove_param "i915.xelp_enable_ccs" "$grub_file"
sriov_unmark_ccs_param_owned

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🟡 Medium · CCS0 ownership becomes inconsistent

When writing the ownership marker fails, removing the GRUB parameter fails, or the process stops between the GRUB edit and marker update, sriov_mark_ccs_param_owned suppresses marker-write errors, while sriov_remove_ccs_param_if_owned can clear the marker and return success after grub_remove_param fails. The parameter and marker can therefore disagree, so later cleanup treats a tool-written CCS0 setting as user-owned and leaves it active without reporting the failure.

Make marker updates and GRUB edits report failures and preserve or recover ownership state unless the corresponding parameter change succeeds.

Also at src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:145-147, src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:403-404.

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In `src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh` at lines 160-161:

**CCS0 ownership becomes inconsistent**

When writing the ownership marker fails, removing the GRUB parameter fails, or the process stops between the GRUB edit and marker update, `sriov_mark_ccs_param_owned` suppresses marker-write errors, while `sriov_remove_ccs_param_if_owned` can clear the marker and return success after `grub_remove_param` fails. The parameter and marker can therefore disagree, so later cleanup treats a tool-written CCS0 setting as user-owned and leaves it active without reporting the failure.

Make marker updates and GRUB edits report failures and preserve or recover ownership state unless the corresponding parameter change succeeds.

Also at `src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:145-147`, `src/modules/04-gpu-passthrough/intel-sriov.sh:403-404`.

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# 写回配置文件
sed -i "s|^GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=.*|GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=\"$new_params\"|" /etc/default/grub
# 写回配置文件(失败必须如实报错,不能报告成功)
if ! sed -i "s|^GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=.*|GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=\"$new_params\"|" "$grub_file"; then

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🟠 High · Concurrent edits drop GRUB parameters

When two tool processes concurrently modify /etc/default/grub (for example, one configures SR-IOV while another edits IOMMU parameters), both grub_add_param/grub_remove_param callers read the same command line before either writes; the later sed -i replaces the earlier caller’s update. Concurrent GPU or security configuration operations therefore silently lose kernel parameters, which can leave the next boot misconfigured.

Serialize GRUB read-modify-write operations with a shared lock and perform each mutation against the latest file contents while holding it.

Also at lib/core.sh:448.

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In `lib/core.sh` at line 398:

**Concurrent edits drop GRUB parameters**

When two tool processes concurrently modify `/etc/default/grub` (for example, one configures SR-IOV while another edits IOMMU parameters), both `grub_add_param`/`grub_remove_param` callers read the same command line before either writes; the later `sed -i` replaces the earlier caller’s update. Concurrent GPU or security configuration operations therefore silently lose kernel parameters, which can leave the next boot misconfigured.

Serialize GRUB read-modify-write operations with a shared lock and perform each mutation against the latest file contents while holding it.

Also at `lib/core.sh:448`.


# 获取所有已安装的内核
local installed_kernels
installed_kernels="$(get_installed_kernel_packages "ii")"

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🟡 Medium · Held running kernel skips cleanup

When the running kernel package is held and appears as hi in dpkg, remove_old_kernels requests only ii packages, so the held running kernel is absent from the installed list. kernel_cleanup_select_removals cannot match the current release and fails safe, skipping cleanup of older kernels.

Include held-and-installed (hi) kernel packages when building the installed-kernel list.

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In `src/modules/03-boot-kernel/kernel.sh` at line 381:

**Held running kernel skips cleanup**

When the running kernel package is held and appears as `hi` in dpkg, `remove_old_kernels` requests only `ii` packages, so the held running kernel is absent from the installed list. `kernel_cleanup_select_removals` cannot match the current release and fails safe, skipping cleanup of older kernels.

Include held-and-installed (`hi`) kernel packages when building the installed-kernel list.

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| 功能测试 | 手动在 PVE 9.x 环境验证 | 无自动化 E2E 测试 |

**注意**: 本项目没有自动化单元测试。功能验证依赖人工在真实或模拟的 PVE 9.x 环境中测试。建议每次 PR 同时验证 `bash dev.sh` 与 `bash build.sh && bash -n dist/PVE-Tools.sh`。
**注意**: 本项目没有端到端自动化测试,功能验证仍依赖人工在真实或模拟的 PVE 9.x 环境中进行;核心易错逻辑已抽为纯函数并由 `tests/` 下的本地回归脚本覆盖。建议每次 PR 同时验证 `bash dev.sh`、`bash tests/*.sh` 与 `bash build.sh && bash -n dist/PVE-Tools.sh`。

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🟡 Medium · Documented test command skips a suite

When a developer follows the documented bash tests/*.sh command, bash runs the first matching script and passes the remaining scripts as arguments; it does not execute them. The command therefore leaves the other regression coverage unrun.

Document a command that invokes each test script separately.

Also at CLAUDE.md:186.

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In `CLAUDE.md` at line 189:

**Documented test command skips a suite**

When a developer follows the documented `bash tests/*.sh` command, bash runs the first matching script and passes the remaining scripts as arguments; it does not execute them. The command therefore leaves the other regression coverage unrun.

Document a command that invokes each test script separately.

Also at `CLAUDE.md:186`.

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- Around line 159-161: Update sriov_remove_ccs_param_if_owned to return failure
when grub_remove_param fails, and only call sriov_unmark_ccs_param_owned after
successful removal. Preserve the existing behavior when the parameter is not
owned.
- Around line 376-425: Guard the GRUB parameter updates and their
grub_write_failed error path with a boot_mode check so they run only when
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- sriov_remove_ccs_param_if_owned:移除失败时不再清除归属标记,
  改为记录错误并返回失败(调用方按失败处理),避免参数仍在而失去后续清理依据
- 新增 sriov_should_write_grub 守卫:非 GRUB 引导跳过 /etc/default/grub 写入与
  update-grub,不再因 GRUB 步骤失败中断后续内核模块 / initramfs / 驱动安装;
  配置摘要与末尾提示同步按引导方式给出准确结论
- tests/intel-sriov-ccs-test.sh 增至 74 项(新增移除失败、写入守卫与结构断言)

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- Around line 571-581: Update the non-GRUB CCS0 summary branch around
ccs0_action to handle the remove action separately, instructing users to
manually remove i915.xelp_enable_ccs when present. Preserve the existing add and
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- 配置摘要的非 GRUB 分支新增 remove 情形:此前写入 /etc/default/grub 的
  i915.xelp_enable_ccs 因跳过 GRUB 写入而未被自动移除,提示用户手动处理
  (并检查 /etc/kernel/cmdline 是否含同名参数),不再笼统显示「未启用」
- add 与默认文案保持不变
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Mapleawaa merged commit d30b351 into main Oct 8, 2026
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