Difference between revisions of "GRUB/Restore the GRUB Bootloader"
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In this particular instance, '''having used the assisted preparation method to install Manjaro earlier''', the partitions for the author's Manjaro system are as follows: | In this particular instance, '''having used the assisted preparation method to install Manjaro earlier''', the partitions for the author's Manjaro system are as follows ('''Example only''' modify to match your system): | ||
* '''/dev/ | * '''/dev/sdy1''': Boot partition | ||
* '''/dev/ | * '''/dev/sdy2''': Swap partition | ||
* '''/dev/ | * '''/dev/sdy3''': Manjaro system | ||
* '''/dev/ | * '''/dev/sdy4''': Space for personal files. | ||
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In this instance, as the Manjaro system partition is ''/dev/sda3'', this will be mounted using the following command: | In this instance, as the Manjaro system partition is ''/dev/sda3'', this will be mounted using the following command: | ||
mount /dev/''' | mount /dev/'''sdy3''' /mnt | ||
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In this instance, a separate partition --''/dev/ | In this instance, a separate partition --''/dev/sdy1''-- has been used for the GRUB, and will be mounted using the following command: | ||
mount /dev/''' | mount /dev/'''sdy1''' /mnt/boot | ||
{{note|Again, if you have not used a separate boot partition, then it (obviously) does not need to be mounted!}} | {{note|Again, if you have not used a separate boot partition, then it (obviously) does not need to be mounted!}} | ||
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mount -t devpts pts /mnt/dev/pts/ | mount -t devpts pts /mnt/dev/pts/ | ||
chroot /mnt | chroot /mnt | ||
= Restore GRUB = | = Restore GRUB = | ||