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I want to customize my Grub bootloader. I tried Grub Customizer. It is very good but I can't do what I want.

I want to add icons for every option. No problem with normal entries. I delete them, copy their scripts from grub.cfg, add a '(script code)' entry, paste code there and add a class in script (--class favorite_icon_name).

When I want to add a class to a submenu (--class folder), I do the same but submenu doesn't appear there (and also while booting).

I know I can directly edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg, but if I run grub-mkconfig, changes will revert. I don't want to copy and paste grub.cfg everytime!

What can I do? Can I edit grub.cfg and generate files in /etc/grub.d using it? (something like grub-mkconfig but reverse!)

And something else: How can I get rid of 'Removed items' in grub customizer?










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I want to customize my Grub bootloader. I tried Grub Customizer. It is very good but I can't do what I want.

I want to add icons for every option. No problem with normal entries. I delete them, copy their scripts from grub.cfg, add a '(script code)' entry, paste code there and add a class in script (--class favorite_icon_name).

When I want to add a class to a submenu (--class folder), I do the same but submenu doesn't appear there (and also while booting).

I know I can directly edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg, but if I run grub-mkconfig, changes will revert. I don't want to copy and paste grub.cfg everytime!

What can I do? Can I edit grub.cfg and generate files in /etc/grub.d using it? (something like grub-mkconfig but reverse!)

And something else: How can I get rid of 'Removed items' in grub customizer?










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  • I'm still waiting for an answer...

    – AmirSina
    Jan 11 at 12:35














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I want to customize my Grub bootloader. I tried Grub Customizer. It is very good but I can't do what I want.

I want to add icons for every option. No problem with normal entries. I delete them, copy their scripts from grub.cfg, add a '(script code)' entry, paste code there and add a class in script (--class favorite_icon_name).

When I want to add a class to a submenu (--class folder), I do the same but submenu doesn't appear there (and also while booting).

I know I can directly edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg, but if I run grub-mkconfig, changes will revert. I don't want to copy and paste grub.cfg everytime!

What can I do? Can I edit grub.cfg and generate files in /etc/grub.d using it? (something like grub-mkconfig but reverse!)

And something else: How can I get rid of 'Removed items' in grub customizer?










share|improve this question














I want to customize my Grub bootloader. I tried Grub Customizer. It is very good but I can't do what I want.

I want to add icons for every option. No problem with normal entries. I delete them, copy their scripts from grub.cfg, add a '(script code)' entry, paste code there and add a class in script (--class favorite_icon_name).

When I want to add a class to a submenu (--class folder), I do the same but submenu doesn't appear there (and also while booting).

I know I can directly edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg, but if I run grub-mkconfig, changes will revert. I don't want to copy and paste grub.cfg everytime!

What can I do? Can I edit grub.cfg and generate files in /etc/grub.d using it? (something like grub-mkconfig but reverse!)

And something else: How can I get rid of 'Removed items' in grub customizer?







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Well, I found the solution myself!

I found that I my custom scrips in the /etc/grub.d/40_custom. I wanted to edit them but they were very messy. So I booted to a live Ubuntu usb and copied grub.d folder from live Ubuntu to Home folder in main Ubuntu.

After creating a backup from grub.d folder, I deleted files in it and copied files from Home folder. Then renamed and deleted some entries using 'Grub Customizer'.

After that, I copied my favorite scripts to /etc/grub.d/40_custom file using gedit. Finally, I ran sudo update-grub. Now everything is as I wanted!
If you know another solution, please post it here. Thanks!






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    Well, I found the solution myself!

    I found that I my custom scrips in the /etc/grub.d/40_custom. I wanted to edit them but they were very messy. So I booted to a live Ubuntu usb and copied grub.d folder from live Ubuntu to Home folder in main Ubuntu.

    After creating a backup from grub.d folder, I deleted files in it and copied files from Home folder. Then renamed and deleted some entries using 'Grub Customizer'.

    After that, I copied my favorite scripts to /etc/grub.d/40_custom file using gedit. Finally, I ran sudo update-grub. Now everything is as I wanted!
    If you know another solution, please post it here. Thanks!






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      Well, I found the solution myself!

      I found that I my custom scrips in the /etc/grub.d/40_custom. I wanted to edit them but they were very messy. So I booted to a live Ubuntu usb and copied grub.d folder from live Ubuntu to Home folder in main Ubuntu.

      After creating a backup from grub.d folder, I deleted files in it and copied files from Home folder. Then renamed and deleted some entries using 'Grub Customizer'.

      After that, I copied my favorite scripts to /etc/grub.d/40_custom file using gedit. Finally, I ran sudo update-grub. Now everything is as I wanted!
      If you know another solution, please post it here. Thanks!






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        Well, I found the solution myself!

        I found that I my custom scrips in the /etc/grub.d/40_custom. I wanted to edit them but they were very messy. So I booted to a live Ubuntu usb and copied grub.d folder from live Ubuntu to Home folder in main Ubuntu.

        After creating a backup from grub.d folder, I deleted files in it and copied files from Home folder. Then renamed and deleted some entries using 'Grub Customizer'.

        After that, I copied my favorite scripts to /etc/grub.d/40_custom file using gedit. Finally, I ran sudo update-grub. Now everything is as I wanted!
        If you know another solution, please post it here. Thanks!






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        Well, I found the solution myself!

        I found that I my custom scrips in the /etc/grub.d/40_custom. I wanted to edit them but they were very messy. So I booted to a live Ubuntu usb and copied grub.d folder from live Ubuntu to Home folder in main Ubuntu.

        After creating a backup from grub.d folder, I deleted files in it and copied files from Home folder. Then renamed and deleted some entries using 'Grub Customizer'.

        After that, I copied my favorite scripts to /etc/grub.d/40_custom file using gedit. Finally, I ran sudo update-grub. Now everything is as I wanted!
        If you know another solution, please post it here. Thanks!







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