GRUB doesn't load after initial reboot
Ok so I just installed Debian because I like to hop around distributions every now and again. So anyway I can get to the part where I just finished the installation and reboot; everything loads fine and exactly like expected. I start customization and then decide to reboot to just everything works still. But this time when I boot my screen reads "Reboot and select proper Boot device
or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key" I've done this stuff before and it has worked so whats wrong? I've tried reinstalling GRUB through "rescue mode" on the installation media - didn't work. I have also tried reinstalling the entire OS (I didn't mind because I hadn't done much on the installation.) Same outcome. :( Is there something I'm doing wrong? Oh and keep in mind I am dual booting Kali as well. Thanks. |
Sounds like a brain-dead BIOS that believes M$oft rules the world. Do you have a partition (only one of course) marked as "boot" ?.
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Yeah that's what I think too as this Toshiba Satellite had Win10 installed initially. But no I have an EFI partition as that's what I usually do. Do I need a BIOS partition for Debian or what? Also thanks for the fast reply :)
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No, ignore me if UEFI .... :p
I've had that happen on BIOS systems - was a while ago tho'. There are rumours that some UEFI firmware will only boot a specific (M$oft) named module. I would well believe it of Toshiba. |
Ok lmao. Any suggestions?
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Actually I'm gonna test putting in a /boot partition as when i bought it it said UEFI however the interface looks likea goddamn 2005 games console interface. I'll report back with the results.
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what is on your efi partition? You might have to create an EFI/BOOT on your efi paritition and copy the debian grubx64.efi, that should be somewhere on your efi partition, to the EFI/BOOT and rename it bootx64.efi
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as root
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mkdir /boot/efi/EFI/BOOT |
Answer!
Thanks dude, this worked like a charm! :D
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Your Welcome
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