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On Fri, May 14, 2021 at 7:32 PM Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I had another thought. Just in case it is a bug with grub that only |
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> affects certain hardware, maybe try a different bootloader? Maybe try |
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> lilo or some other bootloader that works with your hardware. I seem to |
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> recall you having EFI so I'm sure there is plenty of those to choose from. |
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Good thought - I just now got a successful boot using efibootmgr. Peter |
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Humphries also suggested that somewhere in this thread, but also stated |
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that he couldn’t get grub to work on the same brand mobo (Asus). I’d |
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almost believe that it’s a grub-Asus thing except for the fact that |
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Sysrescue and Ubuntu both boot successfully. And I think they use grub. |
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Maybe time to experiment with a different version or fresh installation of |
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grub. Except that I’m burnt out on booting. Think I’ll go outside and dig |
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some holes. |
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John |
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