Closed niansa closed 4 months ago
In case your ext
file system is using newer features than what GRUB supported by the time of the 1.9 release, I suggest you try the newly released 1.10 version of the ext2 driver.
Otherwise, I'm afraid I'm not seeing any issue during QEMU testing, so the issue must have to do with your environment, or the limitations of the GRUB ext driver (which is not something I am going to address as this will need to be fixed in GRUB upstream):
On 2 different devices I have tried adding the ext2 driver to the driver list (
bcfg driver add
...) and indeed it gets loaded at startup (verified usingdrivers
command). However, no ext2 partitions are detected.