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I realy don't know whats happend and were should i ask for help, if here in the Arch-comu or by Ubuntu. But grub2 on my ubuntu install use to recognize perfectly the arch kernel, until now, and that after the '#pacman -Syu --ignore glibc' update. Im gettin angry.
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If Ubuntu's Grub config generation scripts aren't picking up Arch Linux's kernels, then it's a problem with Ubuntu's Grub config generation scripts.
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Does ubuntu have os-prober enabled by default?
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Does ubuntu have os-prober enabled by default?
It's installed, i run grub-mkconf and it detect only ubuntu kernels. How do i check if its enable in the grub.mkconf process?
I will try by the ubuntu forum.
The other alternative is to let archlinux-grub2 assume the boot process. Can i reconfigure with a usb Archlinux?
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Probably easier just to let Arch handle it, assuming it detects Ubuntu (Never tried)
From the USB boot, just chroot into your installed arch, and install Grub from there.
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