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I have installed linux-lts ,linux-zen, linux-lts-headers , linux-zen-headers , os-prober
sudo su
sudo echo "GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=false" >> /etc/default/grub
exit
sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
Not sure how to use code tag
Last edited by kazi_sifat9 (2021-08-04 07:33:06)
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https://bbs.archlinux.org/help.php#bbcode
Please post /etc/default/grub and /boot/grub/grub.cfg
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cat /etc/default/grub -> http://sprunge.us/iB7r2K
cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg -> http://sprunge.us/YsTjIA
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The grub.cfg has linux, lts and zen all listed - you're not booting using that grub.cfg, simple as that.
lsblk -f
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lsblk -f
mount
sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
that's mean this 3 line will solve the issue ?
Offtopic : I noticed sprunge is http . Is there any better pestebin
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that's mean this 3 line will solve the issue ?
No. How did you install archlinux?
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I have 2 arch Linux
sda1 is old one( pure arch)
sda2 is new one -> bootloader (calamaris) please don't ignore me, after hearing this .
This new bootloader showing sda1 all kernel but not for new sda2
Last edited by kazi_sifat9 (2021-08-04 08:27:01)
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Because you're booting from sda1 but write the config to sda2...
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No. I am using sda2 . Bootloader is on sda which is came from sda2 .. ignore sda1 . Sda2 is not showing other kernel
Last edited by kazi_sifat9 (2021-08-04 08:48:31)
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What do you think is more likely: grub making up a random configuration out of thin air or you booting an entirely different grub than you're currently configuring?
uname -a; pacman -Qs linuxOnline
I should say sorry to you.
Actually I have installed those from my custom iso releng/package_x86_64
Pacman showing those are alright present.
But After reinstalling those packages and updating grub fixed that issue . But still I can't understand how everything is working . It will better if you dont close this issue .
I can't see any difference between active kernel and deactivate kernel, reinstall make it active
Thanks a lot for helping
Last edited by kazi_sifat9 (2021-08-04 10:04:15)
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Yes i found the correct way to ask question how to run Post transaction manually after downloading a kernel
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The problem is that the grub installation on the MBR wasn't referencing the desired boot partition (sda2)
When you're presented with commands - that you should be aware of - that print information about the system setup & status, the idea is typically to post those outputs.
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