Mario T.
Mario T.
The files are located at /efi/EFI/GRUB/grub/\*. They get automatically copied, kind of a symlinked to /boot/grub/\*. My grub.cfg: https://pastebin.com/bKxwF3Vc
But the default is /boot/grub, and this is where my binded mount ends up anyways. Note that because I have a binded mount, I have the grub-btrfs.cfg in both /efi/EFI/GRUB/grub,...
echo $prefix is /@root/boot/grub, the other one just prints hd0,gpt2. Although it does not make sense, I pointed to /efi/EFI/GRUB/grub, instead of /boot/grub where it is linked to, of course...
I can navigate between Arch and the recovery option. As I already mentioned, I have bind mounted /boot, this means that I have grub.cfg and grub-btrfs.cfg in two places, in...
Did you find a solution to the problem/bug?
I have configured the grub.cfg file, however: > Navigate in the Grub terminal and find the location of the grub.cfg and grub-btrfs.cfg files In the grub terminal, the grub.cfg file...
Thanks for the explanation. I got a few questions, and I am asking for 34 key layout split ergo keyboard. You mentioned you did not include mirrored OSMs for the...
@smarj did you manage to get the Alfred workflow to work seamlessly as of Alfred version 5?
This is perfect, I don't need the sidebar to be completely hidden. The only issue I see is that sometimes TST/other addons bug out, and I noticed (maybe subjectively) that...
One thing that I noticed is that when opening a private tab, it opens non-sliding and blank, not even showing the current tabs. It easily fixes itself if I trigger...