Thanks for validating this; I really appreciate you taking the time to test.
To summarize...
1. The installer auto-generates a /boot/grub/grub.cfg
2. If the installer sees vmlinuz.efi in the /casper directory of the ISO...
It generates a grub.cfg file that references "vmlinux<kernel-version>.efi.signed"
But "vmlinux<kernel-version>.efi.signed" does not exist
3. If the installer does NOT see vmlinuz.efi in the /casper directory of the ISO...
It generates a grub.cfg file that references "vmlinux<kernel-version>"
And "vmlinux<kernel-version>" does exist
With vmlinuz.efi...
- Linux Mint and Ubuntu fail to boot into the installed OS
- Pop_OS! installs successfully
Without vmlinuz.efi...
- Linux Mint and Ubuntu boot successfully into the installed OS
- Pop_OS! fails to install
Pico,
Thanks for validating this; I really appreciate you taking the time to test.
To summarize...
1. The installer auto-generates a /boot/grub/grub.cfg kernel- version> .efi.signed" kernel- version> .efi.signed" does not exist kernel- version> " kernel- version> " does exist
2. If the installer sees vmlinuz.efi in the /casper directory of the ISO...
It generates a grub.cfg file that references "vmlinux<
But "vmlinux<
3. If the installer does NOT see vmlinuz.efi in the /casper directory of the ISO...
It generates a grub.cfg file that references "vmlinux<
And "vmlinux<
With vmlinuz.efi...
- Linux Mint and Ubuntu fail to boot into the installed OS
- Pop_OS! installs successfully
Without vmlinuz.efi...
- Linux Mint and Ubuntu boot successfully into the installed OS
- Pop_OS! fails to install