The short answer is that we do not support an F2FS /boot filesystem and
support is not built into signed monolithic GRUB for that reason.
If you need to have an F2FS root partition, you can use a separate /boot
with a supported file system as you suggested.
If you insist on having F2FS as /boot, you will have to build your own
GRUB image I am afraid.
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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GRUB issue. Kubuntu have not fully support F2FS file system
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