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As far as I understand, Xen's use of pygrub means that it must understand what grub is doing, and thus this is not a bug in grub, but in Xen and/or pygrub only. If behaviour in 14.04's grub has changed, then it is pygrub that needs to be fixed. If this is wrong, please do explain. Thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better.
As far as I understand, Xen's use of pygrub means that it must understand what grub is doing, and thus this is not a bug in grub, but in Xen and/or pygrub only. If behaviour in 14.04's grub has changed, then it is pygrub that needs to be fixed. If this is wrong, please do explain. Thanks!