I tried following the steps but I am getting and error message. I hope to get this done really soon so that I can proceed my other projects.
I tried following the steps but I am getting and error message. I hope to get this done really soon so that I can proceed my other projects.
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But it found grub.cfg - it was stage1 that it didn't find; this most likely means he has the newer "grub2", not the original grub. The newer one does not use stage 1 or stage2, but it does have grub.cfg.
I don't know what the original poster was trying to do, so I can't offer any suggestions as to what should be done, except to point him to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Gr...ue%20to%20boot)
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first boot harddrive
second bootloader choose
ubuntu 9.04 -19
ubuntu 9.04 -19 generic
ubuntu 9.04 -11
ubuntu 9.04 -11 generic
that go at to /dev/sda7 mount point / on /home/user/Desktop
xubuntu go at to /dev/sda5 on /home/user/Desktop
Last edited by Irthur Belle; August 13th, 2010 at 04:41 AM.
Heyy!
I'm new here!
Ive just noticed this problem and ive been trying to fix it for the past few hours!
First, i was trying to install drivers for my wireless card on my desktop pc, and it wasnt working, so i hooked it up via ethernet and i got connected.
I then upgraged from 9.10 to 10.04LST, went through everything and rebooted.
So post comes up and then it goes through boot process.
Then i get;
error: no such device: 2811e56f-c54a-4f61-8dd4-87b92691f594.
grub rescue>
This is a dual boot setup of Windows Vista and Ubuntu.
I cant boot to vista, ive tried vista startup repair but nothing!
I installed inside Windows using Wubi.
If my system specs are needed ill post.
Please help me!
Thanks in advanced!
Daniel =)
EDIT; FIXED!
Used this; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...wto+bootloader
Last edited by smurfyy; August 14th, 2010 at 05:51 PM.
I just linked this thread to another guy with a grub-legacy problem. Haven't used these commands for a long while.
This Thread was linked for me back when I was just starting out and was a life saver then too.
Dell 480 XPS 3G ram Quad Core 2.40GHz, Radeon HD 2400 PRO, Audigy1, 3x320G HDD, 320G External, Debian Testing for use, Debian Squeeze for secure use, Debian Sid for FUN
I get "sudo: grub: command not found".
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