Elfy (#5): Thanks for your report. We run across this pattern with every substantial enough change to GRUB. It's not actually a problem with the new upstream per se - it points to a misconfiguration in how GRUB is installed, and unfortunately we've never quite tracked down the root cause. However, I bet you'll find that if you run "sudo debconf-show grub-pc" you'll find that grub-pc/install_devices is set to something that doesn't include the device you're actually booting from (and please do tell us the current value). You can fix this by using "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc" and telling it to install to the master boot record of every disk in your system (it may be possible to get by with less, but this is generally a reasonable approach).
Edwin (#6): Thanks for your report. Timeout handling has changed around a bit recently, and not all the packaging is quite up to date yet (the transition is a bit tricky). You might like to review:
info -f grub -n 'Simple configuration'
... to see how to adjust your configuration. If it still doesn't work, then do attach your /etc/default/grub so I can see what might be going on.
Elfy (#5): Thanks for your report. We run across this pattern with every substantial enough change to GRUB. It's not actually a problem with the new upstream per se - it points to a misconfiguration in how GRUB is installed, and unfortunately we've never quite tracked down the root cause. However, I bet you'll find that if you run "sudo debconf-show grub-pc" you'll find that grub-pc/ install_ devices is set to something that doesn't include the device you're actually booting from (and please do tell us the current value). You can fix this by using "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc" and telling it to install to the master boot record of every disk in your system (it may be possible to get by with less, but this is generally a reasonable approach).
Edwin (#6): Thanks for your report. Timeout handling has changed around a bit recently, and not all the packaging is quite up to date yet (the transition is a bit tricky). You might like to review:
info -f grub -n 'Simple configuration'
... to see how to adjust your configuration. If it still doesn't work, then do attach your /etc/default/grub so I can see what might be going on.