My question is:
Do I just add the two entries for my custom kernel to /boot/grub/grub.cfg
like so
linux /vmlinuz-linux-jwr
initrd /initramfs-linux-jwr.img
and then do update-grub? Or do I edit something in /etc/default/grub? Or do I edit /etc/grub.d? Or do I follow this advise:
The user can create a custom file in which the user can place his own menu entries. This file will not be overwritten. By default, a custom file named 40_custom is available for use in the /etc/grub.d folder.
Basically, since I had already moved my kernels and initramfs to /boot, all I needed to do was run update-grub (which I had installed earlier using yay from AUR since it is not packaged along with AL. If you don’t want that, you can just use grub-mkconfig directly.
Thanks all the same folks! Drink a few beers for me.
Thanks HoaSji. Yes, I am used to that wrapper. so I installed it using yay, but prefer to know the underlying executable that you explained and want to do away with the wrapper in the future.
Btw, have you used surfraw? You seem to know your shit, which I always respect.
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