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I did a grub-mkconfig today after installing a new kernel, but it seems like there's an error in the generated grub.cfg file.
Now, whenever I boot to any of my kernels, GRUB2 shows three lines of "error: file not found" error" and then it asks me to "Press any key to continue". Everything else works fine though, I can boot into my system. I'm just curious if this is something that may potentially cause future pains, or if I can simply ignore this.
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Upgrade grub2 package, update boot code using grub-install and then re-generate grub.cfg . Without the first two steps, new grub.cfg will not work.
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Is that still required? I've been using GRUB2 for months now. It's not a recent GRUB upgrade. It's only that I haven't run grub-mkconfig for some weeks.
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Is that still required? I've been using GRUB2 for months now. It's not a recent GRUB upgrade. It's only that I haven't run grub-mkconfig for some weeks.
That is how its supposed to be done everytime. Either do all the 3 steps or don't upgrade at all. Just do not upgrade grub.cfg alone and then complain about things not working.
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