GRUB files to boot Android-x86

• 1 : Install your Android-x86 like you normally do, but don't install GRUB.
• 2 : Boot from a Linux distro liveCD
• 3 : Download the AndroidGrub.tar.gz file
• 4 : Extract the 'boot' directory of the archive to your Android partition mount point
• 5 : Go to your Android partition mount point, and open the grub.cfg file in boot/grub
• 6 : Change the 'android-2022-03-16' texts to your Android directory (the one on the mount point who contains the initrd and the kernel)
• 7 : Save all
• 8 : Mount the partition where's Android installed to a /mnt
• 9 : Run sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda2 (make sure to replace /dev/sda2 with the partiton device where's Android installed)
• 10 : Reboot

Voila!