Windows have deleted my partition where ubuntu was, now I can't boot to ubuntu
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So I wanted to merge multiple unallocated spaces or it was partitions (not sure anymore) via AOMEI and EaseUS partition tools on windows 7 and it done that, but I couldn't boot to ubuntu (16.04) anymore, it just points me on boot to something like grub command line, when I type 'exit' it boots to windows but I need ubuntu back or few files to be exact if I can't get whole OS..
Here is what i tried :
I booted ubuntu 16.04 from CD and installed program called boot-repair, and choosen recommended repair it has finished it process and when I rebooted it was all the same, I can boot windows but not ubuntu.
Is there any way to fix this and get ubuntu back?
One more thing there was a swap partition around 4 GB it seems that 2 partitions were merged and on windows they are shown as unallocated space.
Here is report from boot repair tool:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc/
16.04 dual-boot grub2
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So I wanted to merge multiple unallocated spaces or it was partitions (not sure anymore) via AOMEI and EaseUS partition tools on windows 7 and it done that, but I couldn't boot to ubuntu (16.04) anymore, it just points me on boot to something like grub command line, when I type 'exit' it boots to windows but I need ubuntu back or few files to be exact if I can't get whole OS..
Here is what i tried :
I booted ubuntu 16.04 from CD and installed program called boot-repair, and choosen recommended repair it has finished it process and when I rebooted it was all the same, I can boot windows but not ubuntu.
Is there any way to fix this and get ubuntu back?
One more thing there was a swap partition around 4 GB it seems that 2 partitions were merged and on windows they are shown as unallocated space.
Here is report from boot repair tool:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc/
16.04 dual-boot grub2
asked Apr 9 at 22:09
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Post link to summary report from Boot-Repair. It does not normally fix partition issues, but perhaps testdisk can. Need to see what partitions you have. askubuntu.com/questions/286181/… & cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 22:12
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R-Studio is the last chance, I think.
– N0rbert
Apr 9 at 22:13
I didn't see the link to pastebin report, but it has uploaded it, I'll do it again and look into TestDisk anf see what happens
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 9 at 22:39
@oldfred here is report from boot repair paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc I see it couldn't find ubuntu probably because ubuntu is listed as unallocated space, any toughts?
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 10 at 13:59
You are just showing NTFS partitions and gaps that may have been the Linux partitions. I would try testdisk and see if it sees the partitions. Note that testdisk often finds multiple previous versions of partitions and you have to choose a combination that does not overlap & keeps the existing partitions you want. I think new version of testdisk now uses sectors, so you can compare with report that shows exact sectors that are gaps.
– oldfred
Apr 10 at 14:29
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So I wanted to merge multiple unallocated spaces or it was partitions (not sure anymore) via AOMEI and EaseUS partition tools on windows 7 and it done that, but I couldn't boot to ubuntu (16.04) anymore, it just points me on boot to something like grub command line, when I type 'exit' it boots to windows but I need ubuntu back or few files to be exact if I can't get whole OS..
Here is what i tried :
I booted ubuntu 16.04 from CD and installed program called boot-repair, and choosen recommended repair it has finished it process and when I rebooted it was all the same, I can boot windows but not ubuntu.
Is there any way to fix this and get ubuntu back?
One more thing there was a swap partition around 4 GB it seems that 2 partitions were merged and on windows they are shown as unallocated space.
Here is report from boot repair tool:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc/
16.04 dual-boot grub2
asked Apr 9 at 22:09
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So I wanted to merge multiple unallocated spaces or it was partitions (not sure anymore) via AOMEI and EaseUS partition tools on windows 7 and it done that, but I couldn't boot to ubuntu (16.04) anymore, it just points me on boot to something like grub command line, when I type 'exit' it boots to windows but I need ubuntu back or few files to be exact if I can't get whole OS..
Here is what i tried :
I booted ubuntu 16.04 from CD and installed program called boot-repair, and choosen recommended repair it has finished it process and when I rebooted it was all the same, I can boot windows but not ubuntu.
Is there any way to fix this and get ubuntu back?
One more thing there was a swap partition around 4 GB it seems that 2 partitions were merged and on windows they are shown as unallocated space.
Here is report from boot repair tool:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc/
16.04 dual-boot grub2
16.04 dual-boot grub2
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Post link to summary report from Boot-Repair. It does not normally fix partition issues, but perhaps testdisk can. Need to see what partitions you have. askubuntu.com/questions/286181/… & cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 22:12
1
R-Studio is the last chance, I think.
– N0rbert
Apr 9 at 22:13
I didn't see the link to pastebin report, but it has uploaded it, I'll do it again and look into TestDisk anf see what happens
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 9 at 22:39
@oldfred here is report from boot repair paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc I see it couldn't find ubuntu probably because ubuntu is listed as unallocated space, any toughts?
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 10 at 13:59
You are just showing NTFS partitions and gaps that may have been the Linux partitions. I would try testdisk and see if it sees the partitions. Note that testdisk often finds multiple previous versions of partitions and you have to choose a combination that does not overlap & keeps the existing partitions you want. I think new version of testdisk now uses sectors, so you can compare with report that shows exact sectors that are gaps.
– oldfred
Apr 10 at 14:29
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show 1 more comment
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Post link to summary report from Boot-Repair. It does not normally fix partition issues, but perhaps testdisk can. Need to see what partitions you have. askubuntu.com/questions/286181/… & cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 22:12
1
R-Studio is the last chance, I think.
– N0rbert
Apr 9 at 22:13
I didn't see the link to pastebin report, but it has uploaded it, I'll do it again and look into TestDisk anf see what happens
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 9 at 22:39
@oldfred here is report from boot repair paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc I see it couldn't find ubuntu probably because ubuntu is listed as unallocated space, any toughts?
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 10 at 13:59
You are just showing NTFS partitions and gaps that may have been the Linux partitions. I would try testdisk and see if it sees the partitions. Note that testdisk often finds multiple previous versions of partitions and you have to choose a combination that does not overlap & keeps the existing partitions you want. I think new version of testdisk now uses sectors, so you can compare with report that shows exact sectors that are gaps.
– oldfred
Apr 10 at 14:29
1
1
Post link to summary report from Boot-Repair. It does not normally fix partition issues, but perhaps testdisk can. Need to see what partitions you have. askubuntu.com/questions/286181/… & cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 22:12
Post link to summary report from Boot-Repair. It does not normally fix partition issues, but perhaps testdisk can. Need to see what partitions you have. askubuntu.com/questions/286181/… & cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 22:12
1
1
R-Studio is the last chance, I think.
– N0rbert
Apr 9 at 22:13
R-Studio is the last chance, I think.
– N0rbert
Apr 9 at 22:13
I didn't see the link to pastebin report, but it has uploaded it, I'll do it again and look into TestDisk anf see what happens
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 9 at 22:39
I didn't see the link to pastebin report, but it has uploaded it, I'll do it again and look into TestDisk anf see what happens
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 9 at 22:39
@oldfred here is report from boot repair paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc I see it couldn't find ubuntu probably because ubuntu is listed as unallocated space, any toughts?
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 10 at 13:59
@oldfred here is report from boot repair paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc I see it couldn't find ubuntu probably because ubuntu is listed as unallocated space, any toughts?
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 10 at 13:59
You are just showing NTFS partitions and gaps that may have been the Linux partitions. I would try testdisk and see if it sees the partitions. Note that testdisk often finds multiple previous versions of partitions and you have to choose a combination that does not overlap & keeps the existing partitions you want. I think new version of testdisk now uses sectors, so you can compare with report that shows exact sectors that are gaps.
– oldfred
Apr 10 at 14:29
You are just showing NTFS partitions and gaps that may have been the Linux partitions. I would try testdisk and see if it sees the partitions. Note that testdisk often finds multiple previous versions of partitions and you have to choose a combination that does not overlap & keeps the existing partitions you want. I think new version of testdisk now uses sectors, so you can compare with report that shows exact sectors that are gaps.
– oldfred
Apr 10 at 14:29
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Post link to summary report from Boot-Repair. It does not normally fix partition issues, but perhaps testdisk can. Need to see what partitions you have. askubuntu.com/questions/286181/… & cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 22:12
1
R-Studio is the last chance, I think.
– N0rbert
Apr 9 at 22:13
I didn't see the link to pastebin report, but it has uploaded it, I'll do it again and look into TestDisk anf see what happens
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 9 at 22:39
@oldfred here is report from boot repair paste.ubuntu.com/p/r9tt4dZSqc I see it couldn't find ubuntu probably because ubuntu is listed as unallocated space, any toughts?
– ÃˆÃµÃ´Ã½Ã¾Ñ€ÑƒÃºÃ¸ ÚрÑÂтøòþјõ
Apr 10 at 13:59
You are just showing NTFS partitions and gaps that may have been the Linux partitions. I would try testdisk and see if it sees the partitions. Note that testdisk often finds multiple previous versions of partitions and you have to choose a combination that does not overlap & keeps the existing partitions you want. I think new version of testdisk now uses sectors, so you can compare with report that shows exact sectors that are gaps.
– oldfred
Apr 10 at 14:29