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[SOLVED] Grub customizer treats linux as linux-zen

Hi,

I am using the base, zen and hardened kernels with GRUB2.

However, if I launch Artix linux (with linux linux),the linux-zen kernel gets loaded.

Has that happened to anyone before?
Does anyone know to debug this?

Re: GRUB: Linux boots to linux-zen

Reply #1 –
What do you mean by same behaviour, as in the same kernel is being loaded?
How are you booting, bios or uefi? If it's uefi, post output of command 'mount | grep boot'

Re: GRUB: Linux boots to linux-zen

Reply #2 –
> What do you mean by same behaviour, as in the same kernel is being loaded?
I mean the wrong kernel being loaded.

> How are you booting, bios or uefi? [...]
I am using an EFI system:
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$ mount | grep boot
/dev/nvme0n1p1 on /boot/efi type vfat (rw,relatime,fmask=0077,dmask=0077,codepage=437,iocharset=ascii,shortname=mixed,utf8,errors=remount-ro)

However if I use fallback initramfs for linux-linux, I get linux-linux, not linux-zen.

Re: GRUB: Linux boots to linux-zen

Reply #3 –
grub.cfg controls this so look in there to see what grub is actually loading for each menu entry.
 

Re: GRUB: Linux boots to linux-zen

Reply #4 –
/boot/grub/grub.cfg was the problem, as you said.

Grub customizer did not work well...
I just changed linux-zen to linux in two places and it works well now.