Comment 5 for bug 2018426

------ Original Message ------
From "Glenn Zickert" <email address hidden>
To "Bug 2018426" <email address hidden>
Date 5/6/2023 4:34:27 PM
Subject Re: [Bug 2018426] Re: grub-customizer fails to create a cfg

>I followed your instructions and uefi-fimware entry is moved to the right column labeled "Removed items". Clicking the save button generates the same error message and a grub.cfg.new file.
>
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>------ Original Message ------
>From "Daniel Richter" <email address hidden>
>To <email address hidden>
>Date 5/6/2023 3:41:08 PM
>Subject [Bug 2018426] Re: grub-customizer fails to create a cfg
>
>>It's because of the uefi-firmware script. the menuentries were enclosed
>>by an if statement. But after removing the menuentries, the if statement
>>is empty. This leads to the error. You can activate View -> "[x] show
>>placeholders", and then remove the "script code" entry of "uefi-
>>firmware". That should fix your problem.
>>
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>>Title:
>> grub-customizer fails to create a cfg
>>
>>Status in Grub Customizer:
>> New
>>
>>Bug description:
>> My computer does not support UEFI Firmware. I get an error when grub-
>> customizer tries to create a menue entry for the UEFI Firmware
>> Settings. The error messages are below:
>>
>> Adding boot menu entry for UEFI Firmware Settings ...
>> error: ../grub-core/script/lexer.c:352:syntax error.
>> error: ../grub-core/script/lexer.c:352:Incorrect command.
>> error: ../grub-core/script/lexer.c:352:syntax error.
>> Syntax error at line 266
>> Syntax errors are detected in generated GRUB config file.
>>
>> I removed all old kernels and the UEFI Firmware Settings prior to
>> saving. I acknowledge the error. When I mv /boot/grub2/grub.cfg.new
>> to /boot/grub2/grub.cfg it works perfectly.
>>
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