The solution is obvious: put a .metadata in the bootable partition and fill it with stuff like: OS_NAME: Fedora 11 I would call that a trivial task but someone with some "standing" in the community should ask other distributions to do the same in the same format (and encoding and other technical stuff that matters) in their own install process. Then a) write a patch for grub to handle that, or (if grub is not able to do so, what would be weird) b) write a small tool that detects bootable partitions and generates boot entries from that metadata files (and "unknown" if it's missing). \me just wonders why nobody already did that stuff
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