I updated the glim configurations in my Super UEFIinSecureBoot Disk installation to make latest System Rescue images work (see #26).
glim seems to assume it lives in the same directory as the main grub.cfg, but here it's moved one level deeper in EFI/grub/glim. This makes it hard to upgrade since it includes the distro-specific configurations using configfile "${prefix}/inc-<distro>.cfg" (see glim/grub2/grub.cfg). So I had to search and replace all of those with configfile "${prefix}/glim/inc-<distro>.cfg".
Also the main configuration file is called grub.cfg in glim but is glim/main.cfg here.
Maybe glim has changed since it was included here, and maybe glim's design could support inclusion in other projects better. I create issue thias/glim#128 there as well to raise awareness.
I updated the glim configurations in my Super UEFIinSecureBoot Disk installation to make latest System Rescue images work (see #26).
glimseems to assume it lives in the same directory as the maingrub.cfg, but here it's moved one level deeper inEFI/grub/glim. This makes it hard to upgrade since it includes the distro-specific configurations usingconfigfile "${prefix}/inc-<distro>.cfg"(see glim/grub2/grub.cfg). So I had to search and replace all of those withconfigfile "${prefix}/glim/inc-<distro>.cfg".Also the main configuration file is called
grub.cfginglimbut isglim/main.cfghere.Maybe
glimhas changed since it was included here, and maybeglim's design could support inclusion in other projects better. I create issue thias/glim#128 there as well to raise awareness.