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----- Original Message ----- |
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From: Lee |
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Sent: 01/24/14 12:46 PM |
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To: gentoo-user@l.g.o |
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] grub2 multiple kernels |
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However, IIRC there is a grub2 command called update-grub that scans all your boot sectors on all your devices. At least that's the way its _sposed_ to work - ymmv. |
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:-/ |
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I think update-grub was the command for legacy grub. On my system the appropriate command is grub2-mkconfig. |
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As a side note to James, if you don't see your secondary kernels on the grub2 screen on boot, look under the advanced options. My grub2 setup seems to put extra kernels under the advanced tab. |
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I don't recall making any changes to Grub2 so it might be the default behaviour. |
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