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grub: find boot partition and use it directly #52
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On UEFI systems the grub $root might be the /boot/efi/ partition and not the /boot/ partition so let's search for the partition with the `boot` label and then detect the file directly. Fixes coreos#51
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On UEFI systems the grub $root might be the /boot/efi/
partition and not the /boot/ partition so let's search
for the partition with the
bootlabel and then detectthe file directly.
Fixes #51