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sh :grub>_
looks like this,
GNU GRUB version 1.96 [
Minimal BASH-like line editing is supported. For the first word, TAB
lists possible command completions. Anywhere else TAB lists possible
device/file completions. ESC at any time exits. ] sh :grub> _
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I was given this after renaming my /boot/grub/grub.cfg to /boot/grub/happy.cfg instead.
This isn't really an error message, it's a Command Line Interface, ('CLI' for short).
Since GRUB couldn't find the /boot/grub/grub.cfg that it needs to give me my usual GRUB Menu.
Solution 1: Boot with CLI mode commands, CLI Mode Commands
Solution 2: Use CLI Mode command to get GRUB Menu
configfile (hd2,5)/boot/grub/happy.cfg
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error: cannot get C/H/S values
I was given this error message after trying to boot a USB flash memory stick when it was not plugged in.
Commands used were:
set root=(hd3)
chainloader +1
Solution(s):
If you have this error, first check to make sure you are trying to boot the right disk.
Is you disk plugged in (correctly)?
If it's a hard disk, does it sound like it is spinning up okay?
Is it recognized properly by the BIOS?
A
nice new feature of GRUB2 is the ability to go back to the previous
menu after pressing any key. The 'Esc' key would be the best choice. |
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