can't boot other systems after installing fedora with encrypted LVM
Hello.
I already had two systems on my computer: Ubuntu 15.10 and Windows 8.1, I left some empty space and installed Fedora into it.
For this installation, I used LVM. I created a root partition encrypted with LUKS, and 2 unencrypted partitions for /boot and for /boot/efi (as suggested).
Now, when I boot the computer, in the GRUB screen I only have options for Fedora an for Ubuntu 15.10 and if I try to boot in Ubuntu I get the following error:
'linux' not found
'initrd' not found
Previously, I had installed Fedora without LVM encryption, just as default, and I had similar issues but I could select between different loaders in the BIOS boot section. Now I can only boot to the Fedora GRUB. The other systems are still there but there's no way to enter into them.
Here is my GRUB repair report: http://paste.ubuntu.com/15593702
I had tried many times to repair the GRUB using the Ubuntu boot-repair tool. And I had tried update-grub and grub2-mkconfig from Fedora with no success.
I've seen this question of a similar situation: https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/ques... but he, at least, managed to get back his old grub installation.
