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Package: grub
Version: 0.95+cvs20040624-10
Severity: wishlist
Presently /sbin/update-grub has hardcoded searching handling for vmlinuz files
under the /boot directory. In case of name change or
having /boot/memtest86.bin these entries wont be added to the menu list. I
suggest to test all the files with something like "/usr/bin/file" to find out
which of them are "x86 boot sector" and add them to the list.
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Sorry, but what you request is not possible. Grub can't tell what an image
really is by just using file(1). For example, a memtest86+ image can be boot
right away, but a Linux image needs specific parameters, including initrd.
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