Oh well, in that case I guess it is probably adequate - but I'm fairly sure we did update grub after that hint was written, so perhaps its options might have changed. I haven't read the hint, but I had assumed efiemu might be needed.
I'll try recompiling. (:
When I googled last night, root=/dev/sdXn seemed to work well - but if you are removing a disk then I guess UUID is the way to go.
Lol, just had some "issues" with arch kernel panics before I knew more about this previously. Never went back.
I have no experience with nouveau, but both options have been mentioned on google. And I still think you should try to get the Arch version of grub working first. It seems to me that it already works for your Arch system, so it has a good chance of working for the new LFS system, whereas the LFS grub might have other unknown extra issues. So, I suggest you try those options in Arch's grub.
Will do. I'll report back if this will ever boot, and try a bit of things I have in mind for my next round at this.
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