> It seems there is a grub component of this bug also, to make grub
> correctly identify the 'abstraction' of multipath and auomatically
> set GRUB_DEVICE=/dev/disk/by-uuid/multipath-UUID rather than
> UUID=
I understand that curtin has been working around grub's behavior by manually setting GRUB_DISABLE_LINUX_UUID=true; this is a bad solution, grub-probe / update-grub should themselves detect that the root target is a multipath disk and automatically ensure the correct device name is used instead of the UUID.
Scott was right when he wrote:
> It seems there is a grub component of this bug also, to make grub /dev/disk/ by-uuid/ multipath- UUID rather than
> correctly identify the 'abstraction' of multipath and auomatically
> set GRUB_DEVICE=
> UUID=
I understand that curtin has been working around grub's behavior by manually setting GRUB_DISABLE_ LINUX_UUID= true; this is a bad solution, grub-probe / update-grub should themselves detect that the root target is a multipath disk and automatically ensure the correct device name is used instead of the UUID.