b-launchpjd-x
February 26th, 2019, 06:45 PM
I have an HP Z620 that has a SATA3 SSD /dev/sda and an MP500 NVMe in PCIe slot /dev/nvme0n1 with dual boot Windows7/10 and Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic.
Both SSD are 480GB and I've only recently realised that when I thought I was booting from the NVMe drive (by selecting those entries in grub) that it was in fact booting off sda. Last week I installed VMware on the sda drive which formatted the drive. I undid that and reinstalled Ubuntu 18.04 but I still can't boot from the NVMe partitions - I get no such device/uuid for each grub entry. sgdisk found corrupted partition table and I clonezilla'd after fixing the table to MBR.
This is the boot repair pastebin:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/wvVj2d45zb/
Is there a way of making grub on sda boot the nvme partitions?
Thanks for your help
Both SSD are 480GB and I've only recently realised that when I thought I was booting from the NVMe drive (by selecting those entries in grub) that it was in fact booting off sda. Last week I installed VMware on the sda drive which formatted the drive. I undid that and reinstalled Ubuntu 18.04 but I still can't boot from the NVMe partitions - I get no such device/uuid for each grub entry. sgdisk found corrupted partition table and I clonezilla'd after fixing the table to MBR.
This is the boot repair pastebin:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/wvVj2d45zb/
Is there a way of making grub on sda boot the nvme partitions?
Thanks for your help