hey guys !!!
many of you have face a problem that if you formate any drive with windows after installation of linux in any drive then grub doesn't start on startup..
This is because windows boot loader has replace the grub and also it doesn't like to show the list of any Linux OS installed on your machine.
so, now we gonna repair it.
you need any installation media of Linux mint, Ubuntu or Kali Linux.
so create a bootable usb or bring a CD from any of your friend (you can use your also, obviously ;])
now run that OS live (I'm using linux mint in my case!!!)
now open the terminal and type following command
sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt
where X is usually a and Y is any integer..
for checking this just open menu and search for 'Disk' now find the Ext4 partition and see the address and value of X and Y. see the image below
many of you have face a problem that if you formate any drive with windows after installation of linux in any drive then grub doesn't start on startup..
This is because windows boot loader has replace the grub and also it doesn't like to show the list of any Linux OS installed on your machine.
so, now we gonna repair it.
you need any installation media of Linux mint, Ubuntu or Kali Linux.
so create a bootable usb or bring a CD from any of your friend (you can use your also, obviously ;])
now run that OS live (I'm using linux mint in my case!!!)
now open the terminal and type following command
sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt
where X is usually a and Y is any integer..
for checking this just open menu and search for 'Disk' now find the Ext4 partition and see the address and value of X and Y. see the image below
see the 2nd line below the volumes figure.
so mine in "sda6"
now type in the terminal
sudo mount --bind /dev /mnt/dev &&
sudo mount --bind /dev/pts /mnt/dev/pts &&
sudo mount --bind /proc /mnt/proc &&
sudo mount --bind /sys /mnt/sys
then type
sudo chroot /mnt
now,
grub-install /dev/sdX [X=a in my case]
grub-install --recheck /dev/sdX
update-grub
now done.. and we just have to unmount all those partition. so,
type
exit &&
sudo unmount /mnt/sys &&
sudo unmount /mnt/proc &&
sudo unmount /mnt/dev/pts &&
sudo unmount /mnt/dev &&
sudo unmount /mnt
now hit <enter>
all done. congratulations you have sucessfully repaired your grub.
see you all with new problems and their solutions.
Happy coding !!! ;]
Great job.....well done
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