Hi everyone,
The other day i accidentally started booting the opensuse installation on which i was running in a VM. Long story short, i have somehow lost the GUI for grub and get the text-based grub when i boot (weirder still, i get the grub command line when i boot a VM…?) i have tried reinstalling grub and all that, but no success. Does anyone know what’s going on?
Thanks in advance
Does anyone know what’s going on?
Honestly - NO
I’m struggling to get a handle on your situation.
Is this a problem booting a Virtual Machine?? I can’t quite figure this out:
The other day i accidentally started booting the opensuse installation on which i was running in a VM.
Haha, sorry about how i worded that.
Basically, i was running opensuse (my bootloader is set to boot opensuse by default), and started up a VM. VMware workstation then froze, and it started booting the opensuse that i was running natively.
I think that may have screwed something up, as i got some errors saying i had a corrupted filesystem etc etc. Long story short, i fixed all the errors with fsck but now for some reason i cant get a graphical grub menu…
As an added mystery, when i boot a VM i dont even get the text based grub menu, but just the grub command line.
Grub menu in Your SUSE system is in
/boot/grub/menu.lst
post it’s contents here
you need to go su to read it