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== For BIOS Systems == | == For BIOS Systems == | ||
'''1.''' Install a new GRUB bootloader with the following command | '''1.''' Install a new GRUB bootloader with the following command ('''Modify to match your system''') | ||
grub-install /dev/ | grub-install /dev/sdy | ||
{{Note| | {{Note|sdy is the disk device where you want to install GRUB. You can check it using ''lsblk -f'' or using GParted as explained before.}} | ||
'''2.''' Recheck to ensure the that installation has completed without any errors: | '''2.''' Recheck to ensure the that installation has completed without any errors: | ||
grub-install --recheck /dev/ | grub-install --recheck /dev/sdy | ||
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All done! Now close the terminal and reboot your system to use your freshly re-installed GRUB. | All done! Now close the terminal and reboot your system to use your freshly re-installed GRUB. | ||
== For UEFI Systems == | == For UEFI Systems == | ||