👉 Grubbed is a Linux kernel module that allows for the automatic manipulation of system files to improve performance and stability. It's particularly useful in environments where hardware resources are scarce, such as virtual machines or on-premises servers. The process of "grubbing" involves modifying the filesystems in a way that makes it easier to access certain file systems without having to manually edit their permissions or use special commands. This can be achieved through the use of kernel modules like grub. Grubbed
