Hi there, on distros that are not based on openSUSE I keep running into an issue where the GRUB menu stops updating after a snapper --ambit classic rollback because GRUB is apparently looking for the /boot/grub/grub.cfg on the previous subvolume where grub-install /dev/XXX was performed. The workaround is to run grub-install again after rebooting into the new default subvolume that Snapper set. But this isn't ideal for end-users. Is there a distro-agnostic way of working around this? Or is there some fundamental concept about Btrfs and/or Snapper that I'm ignoring? Thanks for the help.
Hi there, on distros that are not based on openSUSE I keep running into an issue where the GRUB menu stops updating after a
snapper --ambit classic rollbackbecause GRUB is apparently looking for the/boot/grub/grub.cfgon the previous subvolume wheregrub-install /dev/XXXwas performed. The workaround is to rungrub-installagain after rebooting into the new default subvolume that Snapper set. But this isn't ideal for end-users. Is there a distro-agnostic way of working around this? Or is there some fundamental concept about Btrfs and/or Snapper that I'm ignoring? Thanks for the help.