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Because last time I installed MS-Windows 10 it had the most beautiful unlimited blinking cursor in the corner and nothing else. Until I installed GRUB from a GN
by bubblesnort 2y ago
Because last time I installed MS-Windows 10 it had the most beautiful unlimited blinking cursor in the corner and nothing else. Until I installed GRUB from a GNU+Linux live CD whose root fs wasn't an actual device and that broke grub-probe. But fortunately grub-mkconfig is a shell script.
I don't know why it failed but it did and Grub saved the day.