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Isolating device to boot device. #311

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Now you could use grubfm_set --top to set top-level dirs.
Assuming you only want to enumerate files under (hd0,msdos1):
Create file /boot/grubfm/config under (hd0,msdos1) with the following content

configfile (${user})/boot/grubfm/config.cfg

Create file /boot/grubfm/config.cfg under (hd0,msdos1) with the following content

grubfm_set --top "(${user})/"
grubfm "(${user})/"

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