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When I run grub-mkconfig, it says it's detecting my other operating systems, but upon rebooting they are not in the list.
Last edited by Dragin (2024-07-08 16:10:09)
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make sure you write your grub.cfg where grub expect it
without modifying the path grub expects the config at /boot/grub/grub.cfg
if you given --boot-directory=xxx the config is expected at xxx/grub/grub.cfg
als make sure if you planed to have whereever the config is supposed to be on its own partition to have it mounted correctly
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Also, make sure your boot partition is mounted when you run grub-mkconfig, otherwise the changes don't actually get written to the boot volume
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It somehow just fixed itself.
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