Hello,
I recently installed Fedora 19, and I needed to do some customizations to my GRUB options so it will boot my Windows 8 installation. I tried the usual approach, editing the files in /etc/grub.d. I also happen to be using the NVIDIA drivers from RPMFusion, which led me to find that:
a) The grub.cfg file generated through the grub2-mkconfig file does not include the nouveau kmod blacklist needed for the NVIDIA proprietary driver to work.
b) The grub.cfg file generated by updating the kernel through yum has the blacklist but ignores my customizations. I'm not sure what scripts it is using because I made the os_prober script non-executable, yet it was ran anyway.
Am I not following the correct procedure to regenerate the GRUB configuration? Do I need to do something different considering I'm using an UEFI setup?
Here are the files related to my problem:
https://gist.github.com/danielkza/5955161
Thank you,
Daniel
I recently installed Fedora 19, and I needed to do some customizations to my GRUB options so it will boot my Windows 8 installation. I tried the usual approach, editing the files in /etc/grub.d. I also happen to be using the NVIDIA drivers from RPMFusion, which led me to find that:
a) The grub.cfg file generated through the grub2-mkconfig file does not include the nouveau kmod blacklist needed for the NVIDIA proprietary driver to work.
b) The grub.cfg file generated by updating the kernel through yum has the blacklist but ignores my customizations. I'm not sure what scripts it is using because I made the os_prober script non-executable, yet it was ran anyway.
Am I not following the correct procedure to regenerate the GRUB configuration? Do I need to do something different considering I'm using an UEFI setup?
Here are the files related to my problem:
https://gist.github.com/danielkza/5955161
Thank you,
Daniel
