Arch Linux dual boot add other operating systems to grub menu

[@LinuxGamingChronicles]

This worked on Nobara, but just changed the word "grub" to "grub2" on all the commands.
Thanks for the video!

[@zrade021]

excellent tutorial. one note: check that you have os-prober installed on your distro (just try running os-prober from shell), if it's not it won't be run and won't add missing boot options

[@ronit043]

Man you're a life saver

[@artificial_photon]

Thanks, that helped me!

[@ravenzbot]

huge help tysm!!

[@ColdFuse96]

Thank you! I wish I knew this sooner.

[@mohammadm.a8327]

Thanks for your video it's so helpful ❤

[@sophiaonyoutube]

it works! thanks! :)

[@hana-gabana7598]

saved my life

[@hekiw]

thanks you

[@dayls8545]

hello! Do you know how to make it work if a second linux distro is installed on a different hard drive?

[@turingcs2001]

Yes it works on any hard drive. You need to configure boot sequence in BIOS

[@vaibhavpant7041]

Helpful video

[@Jonathan-zx3ps]

How to do on systemd-boot?

[@bananprzydawka7129]

Didn't work, I need to add it manually somehow

[@darkgusha]

Hey, I know it's been a while, but did you solve the problem?

[@vikasdas5703]

😭😭 my system is not turning on

[@Serhii-w1n]

Thank you! your gide help me whith ubuntu 22.04

[@lapnes2181]

I still not see my parrotOS

[@unknowngoaway646]

Me too but i didnt understood what he did finally it seems to me like he scroll and exit