FWIW, I ran into similar situation when I upgraded a kernel on another partition. I ended up just running mkconfig but I would have preferred to edit the files myself so i could tweak a few things.
Terry
On Sep 9, 2013 11:58 AM, "jackson byers" <byersjab@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
from fedora docs:"Changes to grub.cfg are enacted by editing etc/default/grub and files in the etc/grub.d directory, particularly 10_linux and 40_custom, and then running the grub2-mkconfig command with root privileges."BUT 10_linux in /etc/grub.d has no menuentry's, just a lot of coding I don'tunderstand and looks like it is not intended to be modified by normal users.I have no trouble modifying /etc/grub.d/40_customand getting the changes to appear in grub.cfgBut how to change 10_linux menuentry's?what am I missing? The documentation aboveclearly says /etc/grub.d/10_linux can be edited., but I can't see how.FWIW, still in f16, xfcehad f17 working for awhile but it got messed up.now trying to clean up, in preparation for f19
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