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    How to recover Grub

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    • ScuzzS Offline
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      I have recently had some issue with kernal panics and Elementary OS not booting correctly, giving me a BusyBox screen with limited commands. The first time round i saw this i managed to fix it by booting into a live CD of Elementary OS and using the fsck /dev/sdax command. This seemed to fix it until i did a sudo apt-get dist-upgrade. This completely broke my install, I chose to start again with a fresh install of Elementary OS.

      Once it had fully installed and i had removed the live CD, i rebooted my laptop only to find that Grub had broke too. This meant that i was unable too boot into any operating system that I had installed on my laptop.

      How to recover from File Not Found: Grub Rescue

      I found a nice little tool that will automate the recovery of Grub and the boot partition. It is called boot-repair.

      • Boot into a live CD of Ubuntu or any of its derivatives

      • Install boot-repair

        sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair
        sudo apt-get update
        sudo apt-get install boot-repair

      • Run boot-repair

        boot-repair

      • Click the “Recommended repair” button and let boot-repair do it’s magic.

      • Once the completion screen has been displayed it should be OK to reboot.

      You should now have a working Grub boot menu!

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