Difference between revisions of "GRUB/Restore the GRUB Bootloader"
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{{RootCmd|command=mount /dev/sdyB /mnt/boot}} | {{RootCmd|command=mount /dev/sdyB /mnt/boot}} | ||
Then - if applicable - mount ''efi'' | Then - if applicable - mount ''efi'' | ||
{{RootCmd|command=mount /dev/ | {{RootCmd|command=mount /dev/sdyA /mnt/boot/efi}} | ||
Create the chroot environment and use bash as shell | Create the chroot environment and use bash as shell | ||
{{RootCmd|command=manjaro-chroot /mnt /bin/bash}} | {{RootCmd|command=manjaro-chroot /mnt /bin/bash}} | ||
===Use manjaro-chroot=== | ===Use manjaro-chroot=== | ||
Manjaro deploys a script called {{ic|manjaro-chroot}} takes an optional argument which will search the visible devices - scan the partitions for signs of an operating system. If more than one Linux operating system is found you will get a choice of which system to chroot otherwise the file ''/etc/fstab'' from the system is used to mount the partitions and chroot into this system. | Manjaro deploys a script called {{ic|manjaro-chroot}} takes an optional argument which will search the visible devices - scan the partitions for signs of an operating system. If more than one Linux operating system is found you will get a choice of which system to chroot otherwise the file ''/etc/fstab'' from the system is used to mount the partitions and chroot into this system. | ||