what to do if you delete "title" from the grub.conf file?
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what to do if you delete "title" from the grub.conf file?
I am using Red HAt 9. I went to grub.conf file and while modofying, i accidently deleted "title" from the file. after rebooting only the GRUB shell is there and i cant go any further.
How can i access that file from grub shell or what else can i do?
The reason Grub has a shell is so you can boot Linux even without a working menu: Look up how to use Grub, boot into Linux as normal, and repair the file.
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