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wildtruc / nvidia-prime-select

This a fork of FedoraPrime enhanced for all linux distributions
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One more grub.conf issue #11

Closed joeg1484 closed 4 years ago

joeg1484 commented 5 years ago

So I was looking at the code after running the command and getting this error:

nvidia-prime-select query sed: can't read /boot/grub2/grub.cfg: No such file or directory (Im using EFI) at on line 89 and 91 it looks like the script isnt using the previous grub_cfg var:

if [ $modeset_check -gt 0 ]; then sed -Eni -e "s|(linux.*$boot_key.*ro) (nvidia-drm.modeset=[0-9])(.*)$|\1 $modset\3|g;p" /boot/grub2/grub.cfg else sed -Eni -e "s|(linux.*$boot_key.*ro)(.*)$|\1 $modset \2|g;p" /boot/grub2/grub.cfg fi

Should the path at the end be $grub_cfg ?

joeg1484 commented 5 years ago

Also, is that the proper way to modify the grub.conf file? Should we rather modify the /etc/default/grub and then running grub2-mkconfig -o $grub_cfg ?

wildtruc commented 5 years ago

This is not necessary to run a grub mkconfig for that kind of minor change. I know that debian or ubuntu are usually updating the grub conf when a change is made, even a minor. By the other hand, if your are running on EFI make config again could be required. Here you can change /boot/grub2/grub.cfg path in sed command by $grub_cfg, I obviuously forgot to change at last fix. Thinking it's needed also to detect if EFI is active or not and then run mkconfig. I need to figure out how to do that (I've no EFI on any machine). I send the fix today, tell me if it's enough or if grub2-mkconfig is finally required.