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whoops double-posted.
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I'm posting a link on how to install Ubuntu from a flash drive. Is this what you did? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/In...n/FromUSBStick If not, you might try the method delineated here. |
I thought su & sudo weren't required on chroot env?
edit just checked both are used |
People, only thing I can say is that it's my understanding that Stuck109 is at the grub prompt when (s)he tries to execute the sudo command. And that does not work. So please forget about sudo, visudo etc
Step 1 for me would be to boot from the live CD / memory stick and make a backup of all important data of the windows setup. Step 2 would be to do a re-install of Ubuntu I'm not familiar with a Win7/Ubuntu dual boot setup so can't exist further. |
ubuntu is not my "cup of tea" but
if the OP is indeed at the " GRUB > " prompt ,then use the install dvd and boot into the rescue mode on the dvd then once you have ran Code:
chroot /mnt/ssimage and change the partition - i am guessing change (hd0,0) to (hd0,1) but a full REREAD of the Ubuntu install documentation would be a very good start and pay attention to the sections on partitioning windows 7 DOSE NOT play nice with other OS's ( as i found out with service pack 1 - windows HELL ) |
Ok so, I reinstalled Ubuntu from the flash. I now have access to both windows and ubuntu. It seems that they are both working they way they should, that was too easy, haha. Thank you all!
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