I already did but was stucked... because grub2-mkconfig failed.
I already did but was stucked... because grub2-mkconfig failed.
rescue system is booting
got hd2,msdos1 as the set root grub directive took pictures of the screen the computer is far away from this one
my messenger name is "hurukan imperial stepper" it may be better
map of partitions is:
hd2 /dev/sdc
hd3 /dev/sdd
hd0 /dev/sdb
hd1 /dev/sda
I have rarely such issue so I'm not efficient at all to troubleshoot.
my fstab shows
/dev/sda6 as /
fdsik -l shows asterisks at "strangely"
/dev/sda1 EFI (100 Mo) but the /boot/efi is empty
/dev/sdc2 Linux
openSUSE Leap 15.2; KDE Plasma 5.18.5;
thank you very much for your "psychic support" ^^
I was near the nervous break down ^^
What I did:
Boot with 15.1 usb stick
selected rescue system
mount /dev/sd** (where the system was) /system | mkdir /system
mount --bind /dev /system/dev
mount --bind /proc /system/proc
mount --bind /sys /system/sys
chroot /system
grub2-mkconfig -o grub.cfg
yast -> bootloader -> write generic to mbr
exit
reboot
...and I can now send my covid19 charts before midnite ^^
Those steps are about right. If you are using "btrfs" then you also need a "mount -a" before the "chroot", though it might work without.
I think you are saying that your system is now up and running again.
openSUSE Leap 15.2; KDE Plasma 5.18.5;
I confirm ^^
Thank you, I'm suggest to high stress when I can't sleep at night with those temps... thank you very much !!
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