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Hi Geeks
A linux newbie here.
I´ve installed Ubuntu alongside with Windows in my PC.
All OK here. I like Linux vs Windows, but I still need Windows to test some programs.
The problem is, now I cannot boot from USB or CD:
I've created a bootable USB drive from Windows with no apparent problems.
When I set in the BIOS to boot from the USB, that part at least goes normally, but then I'm shown a grub> command prompt.
Trying the command "boot", I get Error 8: Kernel must be loaded before booting. So, how do I continue from there?
Why this does not works normally like before installing Ubuntu in my PC?
This has happens when using a LiveCD (a bootable CD) and botting from the CD drive.
What is needed to launch the install process from the grub prompt?
Or... can I uninstall Grub 2 altogether and go just with the Windows Bootloader as before?
Thanks a lot in advance
A linux newbie here.
I´ve installed Ubuntu alongside with Windows in my PC.
All OK here. I like Linux vs Windows, but I still need Windows to test some programs.
The problem is, now I cannot boot from USB or CD:
I've created a bootable USB drive from Windows with no apparent problems.
When I set in the BIOS to boot from the USB, that part at least goes normally, but then I'm shown a grub> command prompt.
Trying the command "boot", I get Error 8: Kernel must be loaded before booting. So, how do I continue from there?
Why this does not works normally like before installing Ubuntu in my PC?
This has happens when using a LiveCD (a bootable CD) and botting from the CD drive.
What is needed to launch the install process from the grub prompt?
Or... can I uninstall Grub 2 altogether and go just with the Windows Bootloader as before?
Thanks a lot in advance
