In particular, DBF, you're talking about upgrades which isn't the case
for Dave. os-prober is only a Recommends - recommends are installed by
default, but perhaps you ignored the recommendation intentionally.
(Don't do that. :-) )
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No second OS is shown up in grub2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bu
Guys, could you please file a separate bug about os-prober being missing
- it's not at all obvious that you have the same problem as Dave.
In general, I find it's much better to file a new bug and risk it being
a duplicate, than to jump into an existing bug.
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No second OS is shown up in grub2
maybe i should add that os-prober then correctly created
menu entries for other Ubuntu installations, and Windows XP
(which I only use as a gaming platform ;-)
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No second OS is shown up in grub2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430141
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It seems that /usr/bin/os-prober is not installed or fails to run before the
call to update-grub from the installer.
Running it manually and then update-grub will add the missing entries, for both
windows and linux partitions.
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No second OS is shown up in grub2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs
For me, after upgrading to grub2 (package "grub-pc" instead of "grub"),
the package "os-prober" was not installed, and thus /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober
immediately aborted instead of detecting the other operating systems.
# apt-get install os-prober
# update-grub
should solve this (at least did it
