Comment # 22 on bug 1177009 from Neil Rickert

Sorry.  I guess that was confusing.

This was about a different system, that does not fit the title of this bug
report.  But it seems to be the same problem, except for grub2-x86_64-efi.

I was previously able to boot this system using the grub "linux" command.  I
doubt that it would ever boot using "linuxefi".  With the latest grub2 changes,
it no longer boots.  Reverting to an earlier version of grub2-x86_64-efi allows
it go again boot.

The system itself is running 32-bit Tumbleweed, and is installed on an external
drive.  I installed with the drive plugged into a system using BIOS/MBR
booting.  And then I configured it so that it could also boot on a UEFI (X64)
system.  And that last part is what stopped working with the latest grub2
updates.