07-07-2016, 07:20 AM
Hello!
I don't have different versions of Linux across different drives, but I *DO* run more than one Linux distro per drive on most of my 'puters. GRUB may reside in the MBR of /sda, but I have to use GRUB Customizer to assign different pictures to each one so I can tell which is which, as I have GRUB .conf files on each partition.
When I update a kernel on any one partition, the GRUB .conf file on THAT partition, and its graphic, become the default one, so I, too, would like to know how to fix this when it happens, or keep it from happening at all...
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
I don't have different versions of Linux across different drives, but I *DO* run more than one Linux distro per drive on most of my 'puters. GRUB may reside in the MBR of /sda, but I have to use GRUB Customizer to assign different pictures to each one so I can tell which is which, as I have GRUB .conf files on each partition.
When I update a kernel on any one partition, the GRUB .conf file on THAT partition, and its graphic, become the default one, so I, too, would like to know how to fix this when it happens, or keep it from happening at all...
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
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