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ian_bruce@fastmail.net a écrit le
28/09/2013 21:56:
That's odd; I have a similar setup, two boot partitions over RAID1 (on separate pairs of disks), and GRUB was detecting both of those, until I turned one of them off with "GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=true". But in my case both OS installs were Debian, whereas one of yours is Ubuntu, and I didn't have any LUKS-crypto involved (although the rest of both operating systems was installed in LVM/RAID10 volumes). Maybe one of those things is the relevant difference. versions: grub: 1.99-27+deb7u1 os-prober: 1.58 -- Ian Bruce Thanks Ian, I have the same versions of grub and os-prober, that's odd as you say. The other difference I see is that my Debian install is not over RAID1, only the Ubuntu one. When I have time I will try in a VM with a RAID 1 Debian boot + another Debian boot on regular partition. Thanks again for your interest. Regards, -- Chris |