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ReaR doesn't automatically add itself to the Grub bootloader #671
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@Nemiroff84 |
I'm new to Linux and beacause of this I think that it may be my mistake. And I'll show what i do step by step. Added string GRUB_RESCUE=y to /etc/rear/local.conf . Saved and closed filed. After I checked it whith cat command that my changes was saved. Then I checked /boot/grub/grub.cfg and there is no rear word. Can you recommend to me something? |
Did you run |
Only after your recomendation and recieved error: and error at log:
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@Nemiroff84 Verify is the following package is available:
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I received the same output as you show. |
@Nemiroff84 Well, seems you hit a bug on Ubuntu - I corrected the code and now it behaves better. See commit above for the changes if you want it do correct the script 94_grub2_rescue.sh manually. |
Sorry if my English is bad. My native is Russian.
I have clean installation of Ubuntu 14.04.03 at VMWare Workstation 12.0. ReaR doesn't automatically add itself to the Grub bootloader.
I tried diffrent variants of /etc/rear/local.conf:
After each changing of file I tried to reboot several time. No result.
Is this a bug or I'm doing somithing wrong?
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