Poilar
April 29th, 2012, 12:29 AM
I use my windows bootloader, with Grub as an option. Before I updated, I choose choose windows or choose grub, and if I chose the latter I could choose from the grub menu and all was well. After I updated, each option on my grub menu just gives the error message "no such partition." The same thing happens if I run "ls" from the command line.
I can run boot-repair and that lets me get into Ubuntu, but only by overwriting my windows mbr. Any ideas how I can fix grub on my ubuntu partition without overwriting my windows mbr?
Here in my boot info: http://paste.ubuntu.com/953793/
Thanks
I can run boot-repair and that lets me get into Ubuntu, but only by overwriting my windows mbr. Any ideas how I can fix grub on my ubuntu partition without overwriting my windows mbr?
Here in my boot info: http://paste.ubuntu.com/953793/
Thanks