Seeing minimal bash-like line editing is supported when booting to grub for lubuntu 20.4
I have successfully installed lubuntu 20.4 on unallocated space and grub is installed, I just have to change to ubuntu in boot options. unfortunately, grub says Seeing minimal bash-like line editing is supported. I don't know what to do because it is completely unusable and I cant get to lubuntu but I know it is installed. Any help would be appreciated.
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Take a screen shot upload it to OneDrive, Google Drive, Pastebin (set proper permissions of course only the folder with that pic and not expose your whole drive :)) or other sources, it would be easier for others to figure out what is on your screen.
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Thanks for replying! here is the screenshot.
[URL="https://www.reddit.com/r/debian/comments/cuahf5/minimal_bashlike_line_editing_is_supported_error/
the screenshot is exactly what is on my screen. |
this page has a description of how to boot from the grub prompt.
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You will might need to do a grub rescue, see this link: https://www.linux.com/training-tutor...-grub-2-linux/
Or try as Cordx suggested. See if this one will help also: Quote:
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For the lazy noob:
https://www.supergrubdisk.org/rescatux/ |
If you know what drive/partition lubuntu is on
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configfile (hd0,?)/boot/grub/grub.cfg Then once booted in open a terminal run if this is an efi system. Quote:
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at the grub prompt
grub> configfile (hd0,?)/boot/grub/grub.cfg |
all past suggestions not worked in my case.
I tried run grub-install, boot-repair but not solve my problems. I have a double boot system with debian distro and with signed packages for boot security. With signed image and grub-install (signed too) no error appear, but grub console appear again. To solve, in my case: grub-install write in /dev/sda2 your files in /EFI/grub folder (in sda2 windows SO put efi files in EFI folder) Shutdown and Power on again In grub console bash-like ls command to view partition with efi files (hd0,gpt2). The first grub.cfg file is in grub folder extract_entries_configfile (hd0,gpt2)/EFI/grub/grub.cfg command to run grub.cfg (firt grub config file) then new error appear: "error: search.fs_uuid is not allowed to execute in an extractor" The problem is the $prefix variable. echo $prefix to view it's content: (hd0,gpt2)/EFI/debian debian folder not exist!! That is the problem I created debian folder in EFI folder and copy grub.cfg (file in EFI/grub) in debian folder. Then Shutdown and Power on again And RAN |
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