Why does GRUB keep adding intel-ucode.img?

Altiris · 10-11-2015, 06:04 PM

I am trying to dualboot Arch Linux and Manjaro, with GRUB being installed on the Arch Linux partition and Manjaro without any GRUB installed on it (arch linux grub will just pick up manjaro). However, at some point in time a while back I installed the intel-ucode package but have since removed it, however GRUB continues to carry the initrd /boot/intel-ucode.img for the manjaro partition whenever I generate a new grub.cfg how can I stop this?

hortageno · 10-12-2015, 05:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Altiris

I am trying to dualboot Arch Linux and Manjaro, with GRUB being installed on the Arch Linux partition and Manjaro without any GRUB installed on it (arch linux grub will just pick up manjaro). However, at some point in time a while back I installed the intel-ucode package but have since removed it, however GRUB continues to carry the initrd /boot/intel-ucode.img for the manjaro partition whenever I generate a new grub.cfg how can I stop this?

Look in /etc/grub.d/ whether this package installed a script in there or whether it added something to the custom scripts in there.