Grub rescue mode always boot
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i have a problem, my pc in every boot puts in mode grub rescue, i know the sequence for boot
set prefix=(hd1,msdos5)/boot/grub
insmod normal
normal
And after that the system boots normal (i have dual system, with dual hard drive, windows and unbutu 17.10, windows C lives in a ssd, sdb unit, and linux and a windows drive d lives in a normal hard drive sda), but i'm tired of make that
that happens after i reinstall the system (because i break the gui dependences), i try all solutions:
update-grub
grub-install
set manually:
sudo grub-install --root-directory /mnt/sda5 /dev/sda
Anyone know some solution, for now my only choice is change from grub to lilo (but i don't get enought examples for make that process), is a normal boot (not uefi).
boot dual-boot grub2 partitioning
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i have a problem, my pc in every boot puts in mode grub rescue, i know the sequence for boot
set prefix=(hd1,msdos5)/boot/grub
insmod normal
normal
And after that the system boots normal (i have dual system, with dual hard drive, windows and unbutu 17.10, windows C lives in a ssd, sdb unit, and linux and a windows drive d lives in a normal hard drive sda), but i'm tired of make that
that happens after i reinstall the system (because i break the gui dependences), i try all solutions:
update-grub
grub-install
set manually:
sudo grub-install --root-directory /mnt/sda5 /dev/sda
Anyone know some solution, for now my only choice is change from grub to lilo (but i don't get enought examples for make that process), is a normal boot (not uefi).
boot dual-boot grub2 partitioning
asked Apr 1 at 5:10
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i have a problem, my pc in every boot puts in mode grub rescue, i know the sequence for boot
set prefix=(hd1,msdos5)/boot/grub
insmod normal
normal
And after that the system boots normal (i have dual system, with dual hard drive, windows and unbutu 17.10, windows C lives in a ssd, sdb unit, and linux and a windows drive d lives in a normal hard drive sda), but i'm tired of make that
that happens after i reinstall the system (because i break the gui dependences), i try all solutions:
update-grub
grub-install
set manually:
sudo grub-install --root-directory /mnt/sda5 /dev/sda
Anyone know some solution, for now my only choice is change from grub to lilo (but i don't get enought examples for make that process), is a normal boot (not uefi).
boot dual-boot grub2 partitioning
asked Apr 1 at 5:10
APRocha
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i have a problem, my pc in every boot puts in mode grub rescue, i know the sequence for boot
set prefix=(hd1,msdos5)/boot/grub
insmod normal
normal
And after that the system boots normal (i have dual system, with dual hard drive, windows and unbutu 17.10, windows C lives in a ssd, sdb unit, and linux and a windows drive d lives in a normal hard drive sda), but i'm tired of make that
that happens after i reinstall the system (because i break the gui dependences), i try all solutions:
update-grub
grub-install
set manually:
sudo grub-install --root-directory /mnt/sda5 /dev/sda
Anyone know some solution, for now my only choice is change from grub to lilo (but i don't get enought examples for make that process), is a normal boot (not uefi).
boot dual-boot grub2 partitioning
boot dual-boot grub2 partitioning
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--root-directory /mnt/sda5 looks like it may be the problem. When you're installing grub, make sure your actual system's root is at / (chrooting if necessary to make this the case), then run grub-install without this parameter.
answered Apr 1 at 5:13
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To recover grub:
- Open the live version (boot from live dvd/usb)
- Open the terminal and run sudo fdisk -l to see where Linux is installed.
- Run sudo mount /dev/sdaX /mnt where x is the number you have found Linux word in
- Run sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda to install grub.
- Run sudo update-grub to update grub and if this command didn't work run it after rebooting.
- Reboot.
Please change hdd name as per yours. Hope this helps. Excuse for the raw text as writing on phone.
answered Apr 1 at 5:32
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--root-directory /mnt/sda5 looks like it may be the problem. When you're installing grub, make sure your actual system's root is at / (chrooting if necessary to make this the case), then run grub-install without this parameter.
answered Apr 1 at 5:13
Joseph Sible
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--root-directory /mnt/sda5 looks like it may be the problem. When you're installing grub, make sure your actual system's root is at / (chrooting if necessary to make this the case), then run grub-install without this parameter.
answered Apr 1 at 5:13
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--root-directory /mnt/sda5 looks like it may be the problem. When you're installing grub, make sure your actual system's root is at / (chrooting if necessary to make this the case), then run grub-install without this parameter.
answered Apr 1 at 5:13
Joseph Sible
83138
--root-directory /mnt/sda5 looks like it may be the problem. When you're installing grub, make sure your actual system's root is at / (chrooting if necessary to make this the case), then run grub-install without this parameter.
answered Apr 1 at 5:13
Joseph Sible
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answered Apr 1 at 5:13
Joseph Sible
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answered Apr 1 at 5:13
Joseph Sible
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answered Apr 1 at 5:13
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To recover grub:
- Open the live version (boot from live dvd/usb)
- Open the terminal and run sudo fdisk -l to see where Linux is installed.
- Run sudo mount /dev/sdaX /mnt where x is the number you have found Linux word in
- Run sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda to install grub.
- Run sudo update-grub to update grub and if this command didn't work run it after rebooting.
- Reboot.
Please change hdd name as per yours. Hope this helps. Excuse for the raw text as writing on phone.
answered Apr 1 at 5:32
Arijit Chatterjee
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To recover grub:
- Open the live version (boot from live dvd/usb)
- Open the terminal and run sudo fdisk -l to see where Linux is installed.
- Run sudo mount /dev/sdaX /mnt where x is the number you have found Linux word in
- Run sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda to install grub.
- Run sudo update-grub to update grub and if this command didn't work run it after rebooting.
- Reboot.
Please change hdd name as per yours. Hope this helps. Excuse for the raw text as writing on phone.
answered Apr 1 at 5:32
Arijit Chatterjee
8411311
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up vote
0
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up vote
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To recover grub:
- Open the live version (boot from live dvd/usb)
- Open the terminal and run sudo fdisk -l to see where Linux is installed.
- Run sudo mount /dev/sdaX /mnt where x is the number you have found Linux word in
- Run sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda to install grub.
- Run sudo update-grub to update grub and if this command didn't work run it after rebooting.
- Reboot.
Please change hdd name as per yours. Hope this helps. Excuse for the raw text as writing on phone.
answered Apr 1 at 5:32
Arijit Chatterjee
8411311
To recover grub:
- Open the live version (boot from live dvd/usb)
- Open the terminal and run sudo fdisk -l to see where Linux is installed.
- Run sudo mount /dev/sdaX /mnt where x is the number you have found Linux word in
- Run sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda to install grub.
- Run sudo update-grub to update grub and if this command didn't work run it after rebooting.
- Reboot.
Please change hdd name as per yours. Hope this helps. Excuse for the raw text as writing on phone.
answered Apr 1 at 5:32
Arijit Chatterjee
8411311
answered Apr 1 at 5:32
Arijit Chatterjee
8411311
answered Apr 1 at 5:32
Arijit Chatterjee
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answered Apr 1 at 5:32
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