@krychek
the line "echo "${1}set grub_term_highlight_color=black/light-gray"" was simply
not there before, I had to add it manually to that file for this to work.
Considering I could not find anything in the Grub documentation about this
"grub_term_highlight_color" setting I suspect this is something new that has
been added in 2.02 that wasn't there in 2.0.
Also, I should mention that I was affected by this bug on my own laptop
that uses UEFI, but when I upgraded my gf's older laptop everything
worked fine there, so I wonder if this error is only triggered when Grub
is used in conjunction with UEFI.
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Ubuntu 14.04 Update breaks grub, resulting in "error: symbol
'grub_term_highlight_color' not found"
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