Difference between revisions of "GRUB/Restore the GRUB Bootloader"

m
→‎Identify partitions: reordered arguments
m (→‎Chroot environment: minor rewording)
m (→‎Identify partitions: reordered arguments)
Line 23: Line 23:
==Identify partitions==
==Identify partitions==
To identify your partitions and their designated use you need to run a partition manager. Depending on environment there is various tools. GTK based ISO offers GpartEd, QT based ISO offers KParted and common to all is the CLI tools.
To identify your partitions and their designated use you need to run a partition manager. Depending on environment there is various tools. GTK based ISO offers GpartEd, QT based ISO offers KParted and common to all is the CLI tools.
{{UserCmd|command=lsblk -o PATH,NAME,PTTYPE,FSTYPE}}
{{UserCmd|command=lsblk -o PATH,PTTYPE,PARTTYPE,FSTYPE,PARTTYPENAME}}
More comprehensive information can be found using {{ic|fdisk}} (requires superuser) and you can limit the probed device e.g. ''/dev/sda'' or ''/dev/nvme0n1''
More comprehensive information can be found using {{ic|fdisk}} (requires superuser) and you can limit the probed device e.g. ''/dev/sda'' or ''/dev/nvme0n1''
{{UserCmd|command=sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda}}
{{UserCmd|command=sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda}}
Line 29: Line 29:


{{Important|This document and the content should '''never''' be used as a copy/paste resource. The remainder of this document will use pseudo names and partition numbering. Devices will be referred as '''/dev/sdy''' and partitions referred as '''/dev/sdyA''' and you will have to subtitute those with the real values from your system.}}
{{Important|This document and the content should '''never''' be used as a copy/paste resource. The remainder of this document will use pseudo names and partition numbering. Devices will be referred as '''/dev/sdy''' and partitions referred as '''/dev/sdyA''' and you will have to subtitute those with the real values from your system.}}
==Use root context==
==Use root context==
When you have loaded the live ISO - depending on environment - open a terminal and switch to ''root''' context. Use above mentioned root:password combination.
When you have loaded the live ISO - depending on environment - open a terminal and switch to ''root''' context. Use above mentioned root:password combination.
Moderators, translator
455

edits