Hi, I cloned a disk with an installation of XBMCLive. Since I was having some problems with grub2, I decided to remove it and install grub1. To do that, I did:
apt-get purge grub2 grub-pc
apt-get install grub
However, when restoring the image, Clonezilla detects that the system has grub2 instead of grub1. How does Clonezilla guess the grub version?
Thanks
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Basically Clonezilla will find if the files /boot/grub/*.mod exist, if so, it will assume the restored OS is using grub 2.
In your case, you can try to remove the files /boot/grub/*.mod.
The detection codes are in /opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-functions, you can find "*.mod".
If you have better suggestion, please let us know. Thanks.
Steven.
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Hi, I cloned a disk with an installation of XBMCLive. Since I was having some problems with grub2, I decided to remove it and install grub1. To do that, I did:
apt-get purge grub2 grub-pc
apt-get install grub
However, when restoring the image, Clonezilla detects that the system has grub2 instead of grub1. How does Clonezilla guess the grub version?
Thanks
Basically Clonezilla will find if the files /boot/grub/*.mod exist, if so, it will assume the restored OS is using grub 2.
In your case, you can try to remove the files /boot/grub/*.mod.
The detection codes are in /opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-functions, you can find "*.mod".
If you have better suggestion, please let us know. Thanks.
Steven.