Hi,

This is the reworked version of the patch.

> There are few ramifications of this patch. First of all some partitions
> which are just barely outside of the host partition will lead to
> something like "partition not found" errors in grub-probe. This message
> should be more informative (the easiest way is to issue a warning in
> grub-probe if partitions are discarded except some cases where it's
> known not to affect the functionality like 'd' "subpartitions", probably
> such a warning in grub proper would be too annoying though).

There is now a grub_dprintf where the partition is discarded.

> Then if you check partitions when iterating no need to recheck in
> adjust_range.

I simplified the check in grub_disk_adjust_range: no need to check for
the ``ancestor'' partitions, but we still check for the given partition.

>> The patch still accepts sub-partitions that start at the same
>> (absolute) offset as the parent.  For instance, in the above example,
>> ls -l in grub gives both (hd1,msdos1) and (hd1,msdos1,bsd1).  Should
>> we discard (hd0,msdos1,bsd1), i.e. require that sub-partitions start
>> at a strictly positive relative offset?

I left this out.  Even if it introduces redundancy, it's actually nice
to see (hd1,msdos1,bsd1) in ls -l (e.g., if bsd1 is the only partition
in the bsd label).

Grégoire