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by versteegen
1068 days ago
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Well I wish I didn't have to, but I ended up writing a small python script [1] to generate my grub.cfg boot entries (After 8 years I've forgotten many of the reasons for doing so). At least it's clearly inspectable and I can make customisations that won't be erased by regeneration. For example my root partition is a btrfs subvolume, but how does grub know which subvolume I want mounted as the root? The current one I assume, but what about my backup root on my HDD which isn't mounted? Or which alternative kernels in /boot? [1] https://gist.github.com/rversteegen/32bb0b2786ee1092762627f0... |
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