> #556
? Please explain how to fix it is i cant boot to ubuntu only access to live
without previous OS
It sounds like you have the same issue as me (only boot from Live USB),
but you don't have an (inaccessible) installation of Ubuntu on the
laptop's HDD? Do you have access to another computer
> #548
> Is it possible to create some sort of persistence on the liveusb, install the
> latest kernel, then change my settings upon reboot?
So I had the variety of this issue where I could only boot from the
particular Ubuntu 17.10 Live USB I did the original install with (BIOS
locked to a
@fardin
Happy to hear you're making progress, though I won't be able to help you
as much at this stage because your system is setup up differently from
mine.
Since you've reached the initrmfs terminal, you just need to locate
"vmlinuz" now that the drives have been reordered. That should be
@fardin
I'm no expert on the grub terminal, but you should be able to access all
the attached devices even if you couldn't boot from them. There's maybe
a command that lists all the partitions, but I was locked out of using
modules thanks to SecureBoot. So I used the following method;
The device