Chris Murphy wrote: > Does /etc/default/grub contain > GRUB_ENABLE_BLSCFG=false > ? No, it says "GRUB_ENABLE_BLSCFG=true". > There have been two big GRUB changes and if you followed them without > any intervention or customizations, you get upgraded correctly. If you > make customizations or opt out, then those are pretty much not tested > by anyone. So you've probably discovered a bug. I've customized the kernel parameters to unhide the boot messages to be able to see what's happening when something goes wrong. I also need to fix various problems at times. I always struggle to figure out the proper way to update the boot menu or the initramfs when necessary. If the instructions I found at some point in the past weren't quite right, then I suppose I may have had some non-canonical configuration. > Recreate /boot/grub2/grub.cfg That file contains the outdated menu entries I described. Is there a way to recreate it from the Dracut shell, or with the filesystem temporarily mounted on another Fedora 32 system? Björn Persson
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