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I also don't know how *.rpmorig were generated. But this isn't an issue here. Such things may happen during development, e.g. a file got corrupted then grub2 package is updated, and it creates either *.rpmorig or *.rpmsave. The point is that grub2-mkconfig filters only Emacs backup and auto-save files, but nothing else. If an editor backs up a file as *.bak, it'll be included, too. *.rpmsave and *.rpmorig are backup files, too. It's a common practice to include only files with specific extension (typically *.conf) for *.d directory, but it looks too late for now. The same mistake was done for /etc/modprobe.d and it was changed later. Like the earlier modprobe.d, we should exclude some known backup files, too.