That's no problem whatsoever :) Thanks for taking the time to look at it
and explaining me though.
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Update-grub installs empty menu.lst when marker lines are not found
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The fallback behaviour on not finding the markers (which isn't there...)
is kinda harsh: you end up with a semi-empty menu.lst not containing any
kernels;
That's not accurate; update-grub uses the same markers when
Ok about the grub2. Also, I am indeed not fully sure about what was
happening, but what I'm sure about is that I rebooted in karmic and that
the menu.lst contained a lot of stuff but all my kernels (and the ubuntu
kernels) were -removed-. So after rebooting I just ended up in a grub
prompt where I
Well, because of your certainty that you didn't remove the kernels, I
took another look at the update-grub code. The part of the grub code
you cited does indeed only edit the section between the '## ## End
Default Options ##' marker and the '### END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS
LIST' marker; there's
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33787058/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: XsessionErrors.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33787059/XsessionErrors.txt
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Update-grub installs empty menu.lst when marker lines are not found
