Bug#580736: grub is not able to configure Fedora in a dual boot setup

2018-08-16 Thread Nicholas Rhodes
I managed to workaround the issue with the following change to /usr/lib/linux-boot-prober/mounted/40grub2: diff --git a/40grub2 b/41grub2-linux16 index 885614e..8b3e179 100755 --- a/40grub2 +++ b/41grub2-linux16 @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ parse_grub_menu () { ignore

Bug#580736: grub is not able to configure Fedora in a dual boot setup

2010-06-09 Thread Michele Porelli
I've an identical issue with an Ubuntu partition, downgrading os-prober to 1.35 but this problem persist. I think that os-prober is not the problem because running "update-grub2" in the stdout I can see the correct entries but the grub.cfg is wrongly generated.

Bug#580736: grub is not able to configure Fedora in a dual boot setup

2010-05-09 Thread Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko
Praveen A wrote: > Package: grub-pc > Version: 1.98-1 > Severity: important > > Even though os prober detects Fedora presence, it configures Fedora > with Debian's label (but with Fedora's root fs mentioned in the > label), Fedora's kernel and Debian's root partition, making it > unusable. > Can

Bug#580736: grub is not able to configure Fedora in a dual boot setup

2010-05-07 Thread Praveen A
Package: grub-pc Version: 1.98-1 Severity: important Even though os prober detects Fedora presence, it configures Fedora with Debian's label (but with Fedora's root fs mentioned in the label), Fedora's kernel and Debian's root partition, making it unusable. The relevant section of grub-mkconfig c