Sourcing file `/etc/default/grub' /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: 42: /etc/default/grub: nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=5500: not found #2404 #grubefi
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Sourcing file `/etc/default/grub' /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: 42: /etc/default/grub: nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=5500: not found
I installed Ubuntu 24.04 on my Acer laptop. I had to add a parameter to get Ubuntu to recognize my NVMe SSD on boot, but any time I run sudo update-grub or sudo update-grub2, I get this output:
Sou...
How to change the UUID of an EFI partition
I cloned a bootable volume which has resulted in the EFI partitions having the same UUID. This is causing confusion in FSTAB so I want to change one of them. The recommended way is to use tune2fs but
Recent upgrade to 6.17.0-14 yields kernel panic. How do I remove that kernel from GRUB? #boot #kernel #2404 #grubefi
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Recent upgrade to 6.17.0-14 yields kernel panic. How do I remove that kernel from GRUB?
A recent auto-upgrade from 6.14.0-37 to 6.17.0-14 yields a kernel panic at boot: Unable to mount root fs Unknown Block (0,0)
To get the machine up I have to select 6.14.0-37 from the GRUB boot menu...
Recent upgrade to 6.17.0-14 yields kernel panic. How do I remove that kernel from GRUB? #boot #grubefi
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Recent upgrade to 6.17.0-14 yields kernel panic. How do I remove that kernel from GRUB?
A recent auto-upgrade from 6.14.0-37 to 6.17.0-14 yields a kernel panic at boot: Unable to mount root fs Unknown Block (0,0)
To get the machine up I have to select 6.14.0-37 from the GRUB boot menu...
Why can't I boot by default to GRUB on my MSI motherboard #dualboot #grubefi #msi
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Why can't I boot by default to GRUB on my MSI motherboard
I recently installed Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS on my windows pc. I added the efi entries on my main drive containing windows and wanted to dual boot, such that grub loads on default and I can select wheth...
Unable to boot from GRUB using chainloader and the efi path and also via chainloader +1 #boot #dualboot #grub2 #usb #grubefi
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Unable to boot from GRUB using chainloader and the efi path and also via chainloader +1
I am trying to run an iso file off a USB. My system has dual-boot Ubuntu / Windows.
I press 'c' at GRUB and type:
root=(cd0) # identity of USB based on ls -l
chainloader /boot/efi/EFI/Boot/bootx64....
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