Am 15.01.2014 11:48, schrieb Lukas Schwaighofer:
Hi Karsten,
To my knowledge linux-boot-prober does the following:
* Mount the given partition read-only to a temporary directory
* Read the /etc/fstab of this partition to check if /boot is on a
separate partition. If so, it is also mounted.
* Read and parse the boot loader configuration from the temporary
directory. For grub2 that is boot/grub/grub.cfg. The parameters to
the linux kernel (the root=… directive that was wrong in your case)
should be directly taken from this file.
* Unmount everything again
So your report from your message #15 makes sense, if
the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file on sda3 (I'm assuming you do not have a
separate boot partition) previously contained the "wrong" parameters for
the Linux kernel
(root=UUID=5c902625-e63e-446f-a5c5-c24a1176dec7 ro single).
Regards
Lukas
Hi Lukas,
then we have found the explanation for this problem - thank you!
The grub.cfg on the copy of the installation will be correct only after boot
and update of this installation.
And i must run update-grub first on the standard installation to get the
partition with the copy booted.
It's impossible to avoid this error under this circumstances!
So this bug can be closed.
Regards
Karsten
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