[Bug 1912677] Re: autogenerated entries for other Ubuntu systems use wrong root filesystem, unbootable

2024-06-17 Thread Mate Kukri
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 508901 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/508901

It seems like this issue is a lot older then expected and has a
duplicate from 2010 :)

** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 508901
   update-grub sets wrong root argument

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[Bug 1912677] Re: autogenerated entries for other Ubuntu systems use wrong root filesystem, unbootable

2021-01-22 Thread Julian Andres Klode
Things are complicated, and they work fine if you don't use secureboot
UEFI.

Multiple ubuntu systems work fine in BIOS mode, but on UEFI grub-install
only installs one "ubuntu" boot loader entry and hence if you run
multiple ubuntus, you essentially flip back and forth between their
grubs on /boot/efi which is suboptimal. I'm not sure if grub devs ever
thought about users having two installs of one system. But it's hard to
solve the problem of people changing disks and not indefinitely growing
the number of boot loader entries with each new disk.

Anyhow, yes, I guess it needs fixing, needs some digging into what's
going on.

Windows is a lot simpler, as that code just chainloads window's
bootloader, and doesn't have to deal with setting up the other kernel
entries :)

** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Low => Medium

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[Bug 1912677] Re: autogenerated entries for other Ubuntu systems use wrong root filesystem, unbootable

2021-01-21 Thread Akkana Peck
Wow, really? But if multiple Linux partitions (common since the days of
LILO) are discouraged now, why is os-prober searching for Linux distros
on unmounted partitions and adding them to grub.cfg? If it's just for
Windows and anything else isn't supported, maybe it should only add
Windows installs.

I don't mind adding grub stanzas by hand for distros on other
partitions. But automatically added grub entries that are wrong and
won't boot just clutter the boot menu, making it hard to tell which are
the working entries.

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[Bug 1912677] Re: autogenerated entries for other Ubuntu systems use wrong root filesystem, unbootable

2021-01-21 Thread Julian Andres Klode
Running two *Ubuntu installs on the same system is not really supported,
as there can only be one grub installed.

Same for os-prober really, it doesn't really work correctly for anything
other than Windows.

So I understand that there's an issue, and we can fix this, but the
expectation is that os-prober will go away at some point, and you should
not run two ubuntus on one system.

Though I guess you can override the grub distributor is environment
variable to hack around things, making the second Ubuntu install as like
ubuntu2 to the ESP, and then select that from the UEFI boot device menu.

** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided => Low

** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
   Status: New => Triaged

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