Hi,<br><div class="gmail_quote"><br>Since an upgrade of my Debian Sid a few days ago, my grub2 behaves badly and I get the following grub boot message "error: You need to load the kernel first".<br><br>The culprit is that grub2 insists on putting a /boot in the paths in the grub.cfg file. I don't have more than OS and my /boot directory is also the 1st separate partition on the 1st physical harddisk. I had not changed any hardware or any other configuration when this happened, except the aptitude full-upgrade. It was not an upgrade from grub to grub2, as I have used grub2 since more than half a year.<br>
<br>This is serious, as the kernel is not started and I cannot edit any files per se.<br><br>However, I can work around this temporarily by editing and removing /boot from the kernel paths, using 'e' in grubeditor, and Ctrl-X for booting. But, that doesn't survive reboot and I need to redo it at every start-up.<br>
<br>Thanks in advance for any advice!<br>
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