I have many operating systems in my computer and I use a top grub menu in a separate partition to chainload boot loaders of operating systems. I think that practice is not supported well. I have made the top menu by editing the grub.cfg of the dedicated partition manually. I could avoid manual editing of grub.cfg, if I could give the custom locations of what is currently read from /etc/grub.d/ and /etc/default/grub to grub-mkconfig as command line arguments. (I think I could use "mount --bind" already.)
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