Ok, I had Windows 7 and Ubuntu installed on my Toshiba Satellite P755D.
Ubuntu was my primary partition. That my pc booted to. I never used it, so I wanted that space on it back for windows 7. Well, I f*cked up, and when I deleted the partition, I forgot to make windows the active partition. Now, when I boot my pc it gives me the "Error: no such partition. Grub Rescue" crap.
I had Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.1 installed in my intel i3 4gig DDR Sony Vaio E-series laptop. Both operating system were working fine. Only problem that I used to have was the sound didn't use to play when I boot through Ubuntu. Due to that, I formatted the corresponding drive from Windows in which there was Ubuntu installed.
i have installed ubuntu inside windows and then afterwords i installed fedora 16...all time during start up its show os selection by grub loader but after i did some partition on windows its shows error:unknown filesystem.enterting rescue mode..
Hi,
I'm a pretty new Ubuntu user, and I can't figure out what to do from searching other threads.
Anyway, here's my situation:
I had Ubuntu 12.04 installed on a partition, and OSX 10.7 on another, and it worked great. Then after I installed 10.8, my Ubuntu partition no longer worked.
Okay, so I split my HD into two partitions, my original windows 7 partition and an Ubuntu partition. I needed to delete my ubuntu partition briefly, but now when I try to boot my computer it comes up with "error no such partition grub rescue." I've tried booting from my Ubuntu CD to reinstall it, but it doesn't work.
Hi, the other threads I've seen about this were about deleted partitions. I deleted a partition but I still have active linux And windows partitions. Is there any way I can get back to the grub screen for my working partitions or do I need to boot from a disk? (I don't have it with me.) Thanks!
PS chainloader gets me "unknown command"
Hey guys, I know there is a million posts out there on this same topic, but not one explains in detail what to do if you do not have the CD/DVD that came with the PC.
I have a Toshiba Satellite A505 running Windows 7 on Intel Core 2 Duo. I had partitioned my 500 GB hard drive and installed Ubuntu 10.10 on 95 GB.
My laptop came installed with windows 7 and I set it up to dual boot with Ubuntu and for a long time everything was good. Then I decided I wanted to move to Fedora 16 and for the past month or so I've been triple booting Windows 7, Ubuntu, and Fedora.
hi all,
While formatting my notebook, i accedentely unplugged it before it was finished :(, so now i'm getting the error "Error: No such partition (Grub rescue)", doesn't matter if i boot from the hard drive or a USB stick with Ubuntu on it (tried with windows too) i always get the same message!
All the solution i have found so far include booting from a live CD wich isn't an option f
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