Hi,
I built the latest version of grub with the following configure options:
./configure --prefix=/ --exec-prefix=/usr --datarootdir=/usr/share
--program-prefix=""
This seemed like this matched the Ubuntu locations. I ran grub-install & it
reconfigured the old /boot/grub directory like this:
root@ubuntu:/boot/grub# ls
core.efi fonts grub.efi i386-pc locale
device.map grub.cfg grubenv load.cfg themes
I was a pleasantly surprised how the grub directory was reorganized, though
some of the old files (device.map) were left behind. After I rebooted, I got
errors that grub couldn't find the various modules that used to be in
/boot/grub, but are now in /boot/grub/i386-pc. Did I misconfigure something in
the configure options?
After rebooting with a livecd, I looked at the grub.cfg file & saw that
"$prefix" is still there, instead of the entry from 00_header. I ran
grub-mkconfig by hand & it didn't change & I didn't see any errors. Is this
related to the problem above?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
-John
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