The grub.cfg file doesn't get generated when running the centos2ol.sh script with -k option.
I suspect that the grub2-mkconfig command is only run when the -k option is not used.
Is this an expected behavior?
Attached you may find a file with the output of the script run as "# bash -x centos2ol.sh" and the output of "# ls -ld /boot/efi/EFI/redhat/*" command.
script_output_x.txt
Hi,
The grub.cfg file doesn't get generated when running the centos2ol.sh script with -k option. I suspect that the grub2-mkconfig command is only run when the -k option is not used. Is this an expected behavior?
Attached you may find a file with the output of the script run as "# bash -x centos2ol.sh" and the output of "# ls -ld /boot/efi/EFI/redhat/*" command. script_output_x.txt