Follow-up Comment #5, bug #36132 (project grub):
I think I forgot how flexible linux can be.
In my situation I solved it by moving the configuration files to /boot/grub2.
Then I simply linked /etc/grub2 to /boot/grub2. I have to remember to do this
for each system, but it works!
mkdir /boot/grub2
cp -p /etc/grub.d/* /boot/grub2
mv /etc/grub.d /etc/grub.d.bak/
ln -s /boot/grub2 /etc/grub.d
Vladimir, thank you for your help. There was something I wasn't
understanding.
I would still like this as a feature. But I guess it would be part of the
installer, because symlinking solves the issue without changing any code.
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