Messed up grub menu-entry after Ubuntu upgrade (second installed system)

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Hi,

since I upgraded Ubuntu I cannot boot Manjaro other than the fallback option.

The grub-menu-line which causes this is as follows:

initrd /boot/intel-ucode.img^/boot/initramfs-5.15-x86_64.img

After research I found that the entry involved comes from the

10_linux entry in /etc/grub.d

I have tried through update-grub to restore the Manjaro boot menu which looks tons better by the way compared to the stone-age menu Ubuntu generates.

Nevertheless, I don’t know where to change things. Of course I can temporarily edit the grub-menu-entry at startup but these changes are not persistent.

Also, I would love to have the manjaro grub-menu back.

Any ideas please?

TIA - Frank

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Whenever you dual boot Manjaro with another distro that uses grub make sure that it’s Manjaro’s grub that’s in charge of your boot process.

Restore Manjaro boot after dualbooted Ubuntu-Mate replaced grub - #2 by Aragorn .

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