Hi. I've been wondering why grub can boot from a virtio device but can't see
virtio devices. I wanted to have a generic disk which would have a bios
partition with grub modules and this would include grub.cfg from a second disk.
I could use this image to boot all my virtual linux machines without the need
to have a partition on a logical volume. This way I have a separate virtio
boot lv with partitions and it works fine. It just doesn't seem as nice and I'm
curious if there is a way to get it to work, meaning if for example using efi
or some other kind of bios for qemu or grub module would help it.

thanks
mk
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