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test -n "$GRUB_CFG_ROOT" || GRUB_CFG_ROOT=/boot/grub2

function set_grub_uefi_root {
    if grep NAME /etc/os-release | grep -iq fedora; then
        GRUB_CFG_ROOT=/boot/grub2
    elif grep NAME /etc/os-release | grep -iq "Red Hat"; then
        if grep VERSION /etc/os-release | grep -q '9\.0'; then
            GRUB_CFG_ROOT=/boot/grub2
        else
            GRUB_CFG_ROOT=/boot/efi/EFI/redhat
        fi
    elif grep NAME /etc/os-release | grep -iq "Oracle"; then
        GRUB_CFG_ROOT=/boot/efi/EFI/redhat
    fi
}

function make_grub_password {
    mkdir -p "$GRUB_CFG_ROOT"
    set_superusers "root"
    # password is "lala"
    echo 'GRUB2_PASSWORD=grub.pbkdf2.sha512.10000.8F7F0A0D0F30D1924648F26D8A063A72373584C38DF22AEEC7B2C66329A47B04D16B92D73B58B36DB30E0AF85BD461F9AEB22BDE7290A9C212329BE21D2CDDEC.FDFD532D964C7F2EB2230A575C3630757502B2DC7A347987AABF64AE392EEDF3EEA86D6BCFAB8951F3003EA29435446964E54D2CC50AA0AC957C4B94BA8184FE' > "$GRUB_CFG_ROOT/user.cfg"
}


function set_superusers {
    set_superusers_unquoted "\"$1\""
}


function set_superusers_unquoted {
    mkdir -p "$GRUB_CFG_ROOT"
    echo "set superusers=$1" > "$GRUB_CFG_ROOT/grub.cfg"
}


function set_root_unquoted {
    mkdir -p "$GRUB_CFG_ROOT"
    echo "set root=$1" > "$GRUB_CFG_ROOT/grub.cfg"
}