I'd like to report a potential bug in the archinstall script related to GRUB installation on BTRFS systems when a custom ESP mount point is specified. When a user defines a custom path for the EFI System Partition (e.g., /efi or /boot/efi), the script appears to always place the 'grub' folder within that custom ESP path instead of the correct location, which should always be /boot/grub. This incorrect placement causes subtle issues upon booting and, most importantly, interferes with system maintenance tasks, particularly when creating BTRFS snapshots. Ensuring the GRUB configuration files remain in /boot (/boot/grub) would resolve these problems. Thank you for your consideration.
I'd like to report a potential bug in the archinstall script related to GRUB installation on BTRFS systems when a custom ESP mount point is specified. When a user defines a custom path for the EFI System Partition (e.g., /efi or /boot/efi), the script appears to always place the 'grub' folder within that custom ESP path instead of the correct location, which should always be /boot/grub. This incorrect placement causes subtle issues upon booting and, most importantly, interferes with system maintenance tasks, particularly when creating BTRFS snapshots. Ensuring the GRUB configuration files remain in /boot (/boot/grub) would resolve these problems. Thank you for your consideration.