No, I do not agree, it is a different bug. i do the following with started
ubuntu12.10:
A
- win partition not mounted
- update-grub
- result: no win entry present in generated /boot/grub/grub.cfg. also the log
during update-grub doesn't show anything.
B
- mount win partition
- update-grub
-
If the partition is not mounted, grub has to recognize it, and it does
not due to the LDM bug. Once that is resolved, it should detect windows
without the partition being mounted. You might zeroing out the invalid
LDM headers as suggested in that bug and if that does not fix it, we can
reopen
You are right, I zeroed out the LDM headers as you suggested, then update-grub
creates a correct insmod part_msdos win entry, with the win partition not
mounted.
Thanks a lot for your work and for correcting the ldm bug :-).
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If you are having the problem in the bug you linked, then that is the
problem, and not what you described here.
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