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Status: New => Fix Released
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Colin--I am afraid that this was my fault-- Bug report
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/426061 is the correct one for my current
problem--I looked similar enough to my old report that I put it here--MY
BAD. :(
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By the way, dino99 has misunderstood patch syntax and introduced an
additional "!", which may well break things. Wait for the upgrade ...
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Let's please not conflate bug reports! Bug 426061 is about a recent
regression in os-prober - it can't possibly be the same as this bug,
filed long before that regression was introduced.
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Am Dienstag, den 08.09.2009, 09:33 + schrieb dino99:
> still problem with os-prober not detecting distro but grub-mkconfig
> does. Then needed to run sudo update-grub2 to "save" mkconfig detection
> in grub.cfg
>
As you can see with `grub-mkconfig --help' it defaults to stdout for the
generat
still problem with os-prober not detecting distro but grub-mkconfig
does. Then needed to run sudo update-grub2 to "save" mkconfig detection
in grub.cfg
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works correctly--will goto the outlined bug report & comment.
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here is the tweak:
in /usr/bib/linux-boot-prober
changed:
#!/bin/sh
. /usr/share/os-prober/common.sh
set -e
newns
require_tmpdir
to:
#!/bin/sh
. /usr/share/os-prober/common.sh
set -e
! newns "$@"
require_tmpdir
then run : sudo grub-mkconfig
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see the solution on bug report 426061
need tweak in linux-boot-prober
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The problem with os-prober is back---this time there are no entries in
grub.cfg for os-prober & I was not able to use any of my other installs
until I did a manual edit with my backup grub.cfg file.
This is with the update as of 09/07/09
apt-cache policy os-prober
os-prober:
Installed: 1.31
C
I have a similar issue where GRUB2 assigns the wrong UUID values on a
multiboot system. I have opened Bug #413345 which explains the issue in
detail.
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with the last update, that error does not reappear.
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Same problem for me (it's an upgrade of jaunty by updating the
sources.list)
As you can see, os-prober (30) write wrong address:
for the same uuid (f23f677...) there is two /dev/ : (hd2,1) & (hd2,5) !!! -->
(hd2,5) is the good one
for two different uuid, it give the same /dev/ address: both (h
There is a commit noted in grub2-developers-list that addresses this
problem:
Message: 1
Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 21:00:15 +0200
From: Felix Zielcke
Subject: Re: [PATCH] add drivemap support to 30_os-prober.in and use
UUIDs
To: The development of GRUB 2
Message-ID: <1244746815.3552.55.ca..
I have "fixed" my system by editing the grub.cfg & setting labels for
all my installs--What seems to be happening is this:
1.OS-Prober set /dev/sdxx instead of a UUID.
2.My system seems to "shuffle" my drives around at odd times, so calling the
operating system will fail at random intervals.
3.I
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/27723816/Dependencies.txt
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