fix(dracut.sh): skip README for AMD microcode generation (bsc#1217083)

[aafeijoo-suse]

This file was added in https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git/commit/amd-ucode/README?id=89ec6198f13d1007563ff87aae5de209e993be07 and it should be skipped.

Fixes dracutdevs#2541

[tblume]

Just a question.
According to https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1217083#c23 the README is present is SP5 and older.
That would be <=dracut 055.
So, the submission to 059 doesn't seem to be really necessary.
Are you submitting to 059 just for completeness and do the submission for the older versions later?

[aafeijoo-suse]

Just a question. According to https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1217083#c23 the README is present is SP5 and older. That would be <=dracut 055.

I only found this problem in SP5, but not in the latest SP3 version (ucode-amd-20210208-150300.4.10.1) and SP4 version (ucode-amd-20220509-150400.4.22.1). Besides, SP3 is LTSS and SP4 enters LTSS in January 2024, so I don't think the version of the kernel-firmware package will be increased.

So, the submission to 059 doesn't seem to be really necessary. Are you submitting to 059 just for completeness and do the submission for the older versions later?

I realized the submission for 059 may be necessary if the user is not getting the AMD ucode from the official SUSE repo, or if he is using a custom firmware directory (--fwdir option). In that sense, it doesn't hurt to fix Factory, and maybe SP6.

What do you think? Should we fix SP6/4/3?

[tblume]

I only found this problem in SP5, but not in the latest SP3 version (ucode-amd-20210208-150300.4.10.1) and SP4 version (ucode-amd-20220509-150400.4.22.1). Besides, SP3 is LTSS and SP4 enters LTSS in January 2024, so I don't think the version of the kernel-firmware package will be increased.

Ah ok.

I realized the submission for 059 may be necessary if the user is not getting the AMD ucode from the official SUSE repo, or if he is using a custom firmware directory (--fwdir option). In that sense, it doesn't hurt to fix Factory, and maybe SP6.

Ok, thanks for the background.

What do you think? Should we fix SP6/4/3?

I'd say so for the sake of consistency.
And you are right, it doesn't hurt having it.