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{{Note|In step root (hd0, 1), corresponding to the first disco duro hd0 (sda), if our outside sdb or sdc disco pondríamos HD1 or HD2 1, respectively corresponding to the end that in reality sda2 ya empieza grub 0 and not afraid to tell by the hare as the first to gparted. Elegimos (hd0, 1) Because We have installed is the partition where the directory "/" in our system. }} | {{Note|In step root (hd0, 1), corresponding to the first disco duro hd0 (sda), if our outside sdb or sdc disco pondríamos HD1 or HD2 1, respectively corresponding to the end that in reality sda2 ya empieza grub 0 and not afraid to tell by the hare as the first to gparted. Elegimos (hd0, 1) Because We have installed is the partition where the directory "/" in our system. }} |
Revisió del 16:43, 7 des 2010
== == Consíguelo
http://www.visualbeta.es/246/software-libre/super-grub-disk-restaura-el-arranque-de-nuestro-sistema/
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== Steps == now to restore Grub
1. Copy menu.lst which is / System Files / grub now 2. Start computer with live-cd now 3. Copy copy menu.lst in / System Files / grub now 4. Restart computer.
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To restore Grub after installing Windows on a partition now
Arrancamos * Live-CD
- Menu System-> Administration-> Gnome partition editor (*)
- Abrimos ejecutamos a terminal and the commands:
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$ sudo grub
$ root (hd0, 1)
$ setup (hd0)
$ quit
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Another valid explication
- Open the terminal and write it follows:
sudo grub-mkconfig
sudo grub-install /dev/sda (sda is normally or sada1, etc.)
sudo update-grub
- Restart your computer.