The reason why the value for the grain changed itself is because of some reasons. It is normally the RESULT of the upstream MODIFICATION in the DISTRIBUTION of a particular operating system that removes or replaces things Salt uses in order to detect a grain. When it occurs, it is fortunate. Using Salt with a command would be appropriate to fix this kind of issues.

Check out the commands right below:

salt -G ‘grain:Changed’Value' grains.setvals ‘”’{'grain':: 'OldValue'}

[Note: Replace the grain >Changed_Value> and Old_Value with a grain as well as values you need to make a change. You should also have to file a particular issue with the DESCRIPTION of the change such that it gets fixed in the SOFTWARE itself.]

The reason why the value for the grain changed itself is because of some reasons. It is normally the result of the upstream modification in the distribution of a particular operating system that removes or replaces things Salt uses in order to detect a grain. When it occurs, it is fortunate. Using Salt with a command would be appropriate to fix this kind of issues.

Check out the commands right below:

salt -G ‘grain:Changed’Value' grains.setvals ‘”’{'grain':: 'OldValue'}

[Note: Replace the grain >Changed_Value> and Old_Value with a grain as well as values you need to make a change. You should also have to file a particular issue with the description of the change such that it gets fixed in the software itself.]