Thanks for your feedback! I have taken it on-board and pushed a new revision to the merge request.
grub-mkdevicemap has been removed in favour of grub-probe.
The fork for BIOS or EFI systems has been completely removed, and the code simplified.
The new code closely follows the algorithm from the usable_partitions(), device_to_id() and available_ids() functions in the grub2 debian/postinst.in script: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/vKFNSwNyhP/
In short:
1) Fetch the disk the /boot directory is located on with grub-probe
2) If /dev/disk/by-id/ exists, create a mapping of /dev/disk/by-id values to devices.
3) Resolve the symlink from each /dev/disk/by-id value to find the one that matches the disk from 1).
4) If there is no /dev/disk/by-id value, fallback to the plain device name.
Hi Dimitri!
Thanks for your feedback! I have taken it on-board and pushed a new revision to the merge request.
grub-mkdevicemap has been removed in favour of grub-probe.
The fork for BIOS or EFI systems has been completely removed, and the code simplified.
The new code closely follows the algorithm from the usable_ partitions( ), device_to_id() and available_ids() functions in the grub2 debian/postinst.in script: https:/ /paste. ubuntu. com/p/vKFNSwNyh P/
In short:
1) Fetch the disk the /boot directory is located on with grub-probe
2) If /dev/disk/by-id/ exists, create a mapping of /dev/disk/by-id values to devices.
3) Resolve the symlink from each /dev/disk/by-id value to find the one that matches the disk from 1).
4) If there is no /dev/disk/by-id value, fallback to the plain device name.
Please review and let me know what you think.