Hi,
After some manipulations with my system (I don't understand which in particular) I have
prompt during the system boot.
I tried commands taken from Grub2 wiki page
System (Kubuntu based on sda7) boots OK. I am writing from this system now.
I can boot Ubuntu from sda6 the same way.
I ran sudo grub-update after booting.
But I have same grub-rescue> at next boot anyway.
I have following partitions:
sda1 - NTFS, WinXP
sda4 - FAT, WinXP restore
sda5 - linuxswap
sda6 - EXT3, Ubuntu
sda7 - EXT3, Kubuntu
sda8 - FAT32, PuppyLinux
Can it be that grub (mbr?) points to sda1 with ntfs, which is "unknown" for it? How can I check?
Any other recommendations?
PS. If required, I can put my grub.cfg here
After some manipulations with my system (I don't understand which in particular) I have
Code:
error: unknown filesystem grub-rescue>
I tried commands taken from Grub2 wiki page
Code:
set prefix=(hd0,7)/boot/grub set root=(hd0,7) insmod /boot/grub/linux.mod linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/sda7 initrd /initrd.img boot
I can boot Ubuntu from sda6 the same way.
I ran sudo grub-update after booting.
But I have same grub-rescue> at next boot anyway.
I have following partitions:
sda1 - NTFS, WinXP
sda4 - FAT, WinXP restore
sda5 - linuxswap
sda6 - EXT3, Ubuntu
sda7 - EXT3, Kubuntu
sda8 - FAT32, PuppyLinux
Can it be that grub (mbr?) points to sda1 with ntfs, which is "unknown" for it? How can I check?
Any other recommendations?
PS. If required, I can put my grub.cfg here
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