I have a multiboot set-up (including EOS). Originally I just had the kernel, 6.18.9.arch1-2 installed, but recently decided to add lts-6.12.71-1. Having done that, using os-prober has now put the lts-kernel as the default, which isn’t necessarily what I wanted. So it means I now have to enter the advanced option in grub if I wish to boot to the original kernel.
Other than disabling os-prober and customising grub myself, is there any reason why the lts kernel was made default, or is this normal behaviour where an lts kernel is present?
