A few minutes ago, I decided to update my system. Everything went well as far as I can tell, and I am not having any problems. However, at the end of the update, I received an error that said “Error: file ‘/etc/grub.d/10_linux’ from package ‘grub’ does not exist”, and then went on to say something about the GRUB Customizer program (which I downloaded to customize my boot-loader theme and list), and how it may have caused an error.
Again, I was able to boot back into Linux with no issues. GRUB worked fine, everything displayed properly, and I don’t see anything wrong with my system. Still though, I wanted to make sure I didn’t do something wrong.
From there, I nano’d into the etc/default/grub directory, re-added my Intel IOMMU string (for single GPU passthrough into VMs), and rebooted. Booted back in, and everything seems okay in both Linux and my VMs. The file that was said to be missing in the error is there now as well.
Just wanted to run my process by you to make sure I didn’t do something wrong though.
I went ahead and deleted grub-customizer and wiped my GRUB directories. Then I re-installed GRUB. Things seem to be fine after all of that, and I can’t find a single trace of grub-customizer in my system anymore.
Great to hear that have your system sorted. And it was a good idea to come here and ask if you have any doubts. That is a great way of learning more every day!
