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@Colin : Sorry for my mistake. This one is the good one!
I tried to recover/re-install GRUB by using chroot instead of simple
recover but I didn't receive any special message.
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On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 06:44:38AM -, Alexey Osipov wrote:
AutoCAD 2009 or its licensing service is also corrupt GRUB loader.
Please provide the information requested in comment 4.
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On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 02:21:17PM -, Ralph Ulrich wrote:
@Colin, is this attempt of yours - to run after that misbehaving
application developers - really a clean solution.
I've been thinking (well, mostly despairing) about this bug for nearly a
year now, on and off. I haven't done
@bean:
So after I followed your last advice (which you mailed me personally)
and after the full re-install of GRUB using 'ppa:bean123ch/burg'
packages and then on the HDD in the way you explained aforesaid ('grub-
install --alt /dev/sda'), let me tell you the good news that on my HP
NX9420
So many new features are being implemented in GRUB 2, and there is not a
basic 'uninstall' option...
You can use dd to copy the first 63 sectors of disk to a file before
installing grub, and copy it back if you want to restore.
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@Xtigyro
I take a closer look at the previous steps, I think the one that
breaks is the very first grub-install, while the active flag is in
ext3 partition. After that, no matter what you do, the result would be
the same. Windows keeps a mapping of partition and drive letter in the
registry. When
1. Click Start
2. Click Run
3. Type CMD and hit ENTER
4. From this dos box command line:
FDISK /MBR
Will this method work? (:
This used to be the way to restore mbr, but I don't think it works any
more (at least not in my windows). But you can use the restore console
from windows
I have the same problem after restarting Windows with Ubuntu 9.10
@bean: I used MbrFix --
http://www.ambience.sk/fdisk-master-boot-record-windows-linux-lilo-fixmbr.php
it's free.
Yeah, thanks boboland, this method works.
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On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 10:55 PM, Xtigyro extig...@gmail.com wrote:
Nope, the same result: the system just restarts and GRUB loads again (and
'dev/sda1' is the active partition as you advised me).
If there is sth else, feel free to ask me.
Hi,
Ok, you can try this one. Uncompressed the
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 11:35 PM, Xtigyro extig...@gmail.com wrote:
Now when you try to boot the windows '/dev/sda1' partition, the system
is not restarted automatically and stalled with the message GRUB. If
you try ctrl+alt+del, now it CAN be restarted.
There is no matter, if you try the
On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 2:04 AM, Xtigyro extig...@gmail.com wrote:
@bean: The same error in exactly the same way, man...
This is quite strange, I guess grub legacy boots ok ?
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@Xtigyro: perhaps the windows disk signature has been changed, you
could try the following steps:
1, Use windows installation disk to fix mbr, this would allow you to
boot into windows
2, add grub4dos to boot.ini, use it to boot into ubuntu.
3, In ubuntu, use grub-install with --safe option to
There is no way to uninstall GRUB under Linux??
No, grub doesn't store the original mbr.
BTW, you can try the latest package 1.98+burg.20100114-1~ppa6. I made
some adjustment, and now --safe option is called --alt, so you can use
this command to install to mbr:
grub-install --alt /dev/sda
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Am Freitag, den 01.01.2010, 13:42 + schrieb Lancman:
Just wondering, would I have the same issue with Mint 8 or does it
only happen with Ubuntu?
It happens as long as you keep that Compaq preinstalled Windows XP.
That has nothing to do with some specific Linux Distribution.
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Am Samstag, den 05.12.2009, 15:35 + schrieb madpit:
Confirmed on dell vostro 1320. No dell software, msdnaa windows seven
and ubuntu 9.10. I tried legacy grub with the very same result.
I was thinking it could be stage 1.5 problem (the mbr itself perhaps
was unaffected, windows would write
Am Mittwoch, den 14.10.2009, 11:06 + schrieb JohnL:
the problem is definitely with grub2 / 9.10 and not some other random
Windows thing.
Just 2 days ago someone reported the same problem in Debian:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=550702
He confirmed that something in his
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