I've been dual-booting Kubuntu and Windows 7 for a couple of weeks and I've been able to boot into Kubuntu just fine until this afternoon. Now when I choose Kubuntu's entry, instead of the regular bootloader I get the grub prompt screen saying "Minimal BASH-like line editing is supported.", etc.
Hey all, go easy on me if I'm making a noob mistake.
I am dual booting Win7/Kubuntu 12.10 using Grub2. All on a single drive, all partitions seem to be correct, using the 64bit version. I can boot from the USB key just fine but not from the disk after selecting Kubuntu from Grub.
After installing off of a live cd (via USB) grub was not working so I ran boot-repair selecting recommended fixes.
Hello all,
I wanted to create a multi-boot usb stick to be able to install my choice of Kubuntu 32 or 64 bit or XBMCbuntu.
I Googled it, and found this: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/install...-ubuntu-linux/
I followed the instructions up to step 8, and then copied a fresh Kubuntu ISO file onto the drive.
So, I have three hard drives. The first used to have windows xp on it, the second has two partitions, one containing just data and another containing windows 7 and the third is just data. I installed kubuntu to the first hard drive (replacing everything on it) with LVM.
I just finished installing Kubuntu 12.04.1 on my laptop, which already had Windows 7 installed. The Windows boot partition is sda1; the Kubuntu boot partition is (or is supposed to be) sda6. The installation had a couple of minor burps that I didn't worry about. But now, when I reboot, I get into Windows rather than Kubuntu.
Hi,
when I try to start Kubuntu I get the GRUB list, I select recovery mode (or any other) and I get the following message:
Quote:
Boot from (hs1,0) ext3 [then a serial number]
Error 16: Inconsistent filesystem structure
Ive tried loading the Live CD and mounting a drive but all devices can't be mounted.
I'd like to fully install Ubuntu 12.10 onto a 16GB USB 3.0 flash drive, not create a live USB but to treat the flash drive as an external hard drive. I've read it's possible and I know my computer can boot from it. However, it doesn't work when I try. I've booted a Live USB from another flash drive and installed Ubuntu onto the 16GB one.
I have a problem with kubuntu 12.04 on my mba 4.2
What I want is to migrate from dual boot with macosx/kubuntu to single boot kubuntu.
kubuntu is working fine and I have deleted my osx partitions and I wish to resize my linux partition to use the disk space.
I had set my PC like this:
/boot - 250 MB ext3
/ 80 GB ext4, Kubuntu
Now I needed to install Ubuntu so I made a new 8 GB partition as / and formatted the previous /boot partition and set that same partition as new /boot for this new installation.
The thing is that now my Kubuntu partition is like just a /home partition and a few other system folders but without a /boot and grub sees only the
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