[Bug 1071916] Re: /etc/grub/10_linux provides no easy way of making older kernels --unrestricted, but recovery modes kept locked

[MMlosh]

Also the "superusers" variable won't get exported into the submenu.

Results:  If a submenu is accessible to an user, everything in it is accessible.
(Because there is no superuser set and that means no password protection)

(That's what the upstream people said)

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Title:
  /etc/grub/10_linux provides no easy way of making older kernels
  --unrestricted, but recovery modes kept locked

Status in “grub2” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Hi.

  There is no tolerably hard way of modifying /etc/grub/10_linux
  so that any kernel for ubuntu  would be "--unrestricted", but any recovery options still stayed locked.

  This is sortof-regression. 
  (In previous release, it was not necessary to specify --unrestricted and it worked as I expected
   - recovery modes locked, nonrecovery mode kernels unlocked)

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