hy grub noob here needs a looooot of help
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Both of these removals are tacit endorsement of ableism and racism and this mod should be removed.
Both of these removals are tacit endorsement of ableism and racism and this mod should be removed.
Both of these removals are tacit endorsement of ableism and racism and this mod should be removed.
Both of these removals are tacit endorsement of ableism and racism and this mod should be removed.
Both of these removals are tacit endorsement of ableism and racism and this mod should be removed.
Both of these removals are tacit endorsement of ableism and racism and this mod should be removed.
Both of these removals are tacit endorsement of ableism and racism and this mod should be removed.
no like you can skip the entire grub-install part and just mount your ubuntu /boot partition as your boot partition in arch and go through the normal install process. then at the end, you just update the grub.cfg to include the arch install.
edit: if you don't have a separate ubuntu /boot partition, you're going to need to reinstall it with a separate boot partition, or configure the bootloader in arch and do grub-install but stick in the ubuntu boot block into grub.cfg. the issue is that you're still going to need to update the configuration on the ubuntu side so it uses the arch /boot partition and installs kernels there.