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Author Topic:  (solved) grub2, howto boot a copied partition (for d-u experiments)  (Read 6428 times)

Offline piper

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Always delete os_prober when using 40 custom, I forgot to add that and also forgot to use code tags :( (now fixed)

os_prober when using 40 custom will sooner or later give you hemorrhoids
Free speech isn't just fucking saying what you want to say, it's also hearing what you don't want to fucking hear

I either give too many fucks or no fucks at all, it's like I cannot find a middle ground for a moderate fuck distribution, it's like what the fuck

Offline michaa7

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thanks.

But again, may I delete /boot/grub/grub.cfg and recreate a sane newone  by issuing "update-grub"?
Ok, you can't code, but you still might be able to write a bug report for Debian's sake

Offline unklarer

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Natürlich kann man "alles" löschen.  ;)


Üblicherweise ist der Weg jedoch, dass man mit
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grub-mkconfigerst mal schaut, wie denn das Menü aussieht. Wenn es einem passt, dann erst wird es mit
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grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfgauf die Platte geschrieben (und damit, was du löschen willst, überschrieben).


Das update-grub macht das zwar auch, nur "sieht" man hier nicht alles.


Offline michaa7

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Üblicherweise ist der Weg jedoch, dass man mit
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grub-mkconfigerst mal schaut, wie denn das Menü aussieht.
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Ok, danke, alles klar, klappt jetzt.

Understood, working now. Thanks.
Ok, you can't code, but you still might be able to write a bug report for Debian's sake