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I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Is it possible there is a bug about dual boot?



  • After the install of Ubuntu 18.04 I had a Grub failure on my Manjaro Gnome.

  • I reinstalled Manjaro Gnome but then my Ubuntu 18.04 disapeard.

  • After reinstall of Ubuntu 18.04 there was the same Grub failure of Manjaro again.

Please find a image of my partitions below.



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dual-boot 18.04




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  • Try to update the grub by running sudo update-grub on Ubuntu
    – singrium
    Apr 27 at 10:40










  • Thanks, but it didn't help. By startup it shows the message "Kernel not syncing" and "Unable to mount". Didn't have any problem with 17.10
    – Edwerf
    Apr 27 at 11:51











  • check [this]: (askubuntu.com/questions/41930/…)
    – singrium
    Apr 27 at 12:23











  • Thanks for your quick reply. I will have a look at your link. I expect Manajaro and Linux both have the last kernal with their own grub. Both didn't work. Please note I add a picture about my disk and partions above. Maybe this makes it more clear.
    – Edwerf
    Apr 27 at 13:14














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I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Is it possible there is a bug about dual boot?



  • After the install of Ubuntu 18.04 I had a Grub failure on my Manjaro Gnome.

  • I reinstalled Manjaro Gnome but then my Ubuntu 18.04 disapeard.

  • After reinstall of Ubuntu 18.04 there was the same Grub failure of Manjaro again.

Please find a image of my partitions below.



enter image description here




dual-boot 18.04




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  • Try to update the grub by running sudo update-grub on Ubuntu
    – singrium
    Apr 27 at 10:40










  • Thanks, but it didn't help. By startup it shows the message "Kernel not syncing" and "Unable to mount". Didn't have any problem with 17.10
    – Edwerf
    Apr 27 at 11:51











  • check [this]: (askubuntu.com/questions/41930/…)
    – singrium
    Apr 27 at 12:23











  • Thanks for your quick reply. I will have a look at your link. I expect Manajaro and Linux both have the last kernal with their own grub. Both didn't work. Please note I add a picture about my disk and partions above. Maybe this makes it more clear.
    – Edwerf
    Apr 27 at 13:14












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I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Is it possible there is a bug about dual boot?



  • After the install of Ubuntu 18.04 I had a Grub failure on my Manjaro Gnome.

  • I reinstalled Manjaro Gnome but then my Ubuntu 18.04 disapeard.

  • After reinstall of Ubuntu 18.04 there was the same Grub failure of Manjaro again.

Please find a image of my partitions below.



enter image description here




dual-boot 18.04




share|improve this question














I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Is it possible there is a bug about dual boot?



  • After the install of Ubuntu 18.04 I had a Grub failure on my Manjaro Gnome.

  • I reinstalled Manjaro Gnome but then my Ubuntu 18.04 disapeard.

  • After reinstall of Ubuntu 18.04 there was the same Grub failure of Manjaro again.

Please find a image of my partitions below.



enter image description here





dual-boot 18.04





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  • Try to update the grub by running sudo update-grub on Ubuntu
    – singrium
    Apr 27 at 10:40










  • Thanks, but it didn't help. By startup it shows the message "Kernel not syncing" and "Unable to mount". Didn't have any problem with 17.10
    – Edwerf
    Apr 27 at 11:51











  • check [this]: (askubuntu.com/questions/41930/…)
    – singrium
    Apr 27 at 12:23











  • Thanks for your quick reply. I will have a look at your link. I expect Manajaro and Linux both have the last kernal with their own grub. Both didn't work. Please note I add a picture about my disk and partions above. Maybe this makes it more clear.
    – Edwerf
    Apr 27 at 13:14
















  • Try to update the grub by running sudo update-grub on Ubuntu
    – singrium
    Apr 27 at 10:40










  • Thanks, but it didn't help. By startup it shows the message "Kernel not syncing" and "Unable to mount". Didn't have any problem with 17.10
    – Edwerf
    Apr 27 at 11:51











  • check [this]: (askubuntu.com/questions/41930/…)
    – singrium
    Apr 27 at 12:23











  • Thanks for your quick reply. I will have a look at your link. I expect Manajaro and Linux both have the last kernal with their own grub. Both didn't work. Please note I add a picture about my disk and partions above. Maybe this makes it more clear.
    – Edwerf
    Apr 27 at 13:14















Try to update the grub by running sudo update-grub on Ubuntu
– singrium
Apr 27 at 10:40




Try to update the grub by running sudo update-grub on Ubuntu
– singrium
Apr 27 at 10:40












Thanks, but it didn't help. By startup it shows the message "Kernel not syncing" and "Unable to mount". Didn't have any problem with 17.10
– Edwerf
Apr 27 at 11:51





Thanks, but it didn't help. By startup it shows the message "Kernel not syncing" and "Unable to mount". Didn't have any problem with 17.10
– Edwerf
Apr 27 at 11:51













check [this]: (askubuntu.com/questions/41930/…)
– singrium
Apr 27 at 12:23





check [this]: (askubuntu.com/questions/41930/…)
– singrium
Apr 27 at 12:23













Thanks for your quick reply. I will have a look at your link. I expect Manajaro and Linux both have the last kernal with their own grub. Both didn't work. Please note I add a picture about my disk and partions above. Maybe this makes it more clear.
– Edwerf
Apr 27 at 13:14




Thanks for your quick reply. I will have a look at your link. I expect Manajaro and Linux both have the last kernal with their own grub. Both didn't work. Please note I add a picture about my disk and partions above. Maybe this makes it more clear.
– Edwerf
Apr 27 at 13:14















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