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Before you laugh at me for not reading the Arch news, yes, I read it.
After updating I tried to reinstall grub with grub-install, but I couldn't because the updated kernel meant I couldn't mount the EFI partition properly.
I updated my grub config.
After rebooting, grub didn't open.
How can I get into Arch/reinstall grub?
I am dual booting with Windows but I hate using it, so it's a last resort.
What can I do?
Last edited by SatoruTajiri (2022-08-31 03:55:23)
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Boot the live disk, mount all your partitions like the should be, chroot in and run the appropriate grub-install/grub-mkconfig commands.
Last edited by V1del (2022-08-30 23:45:47)
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I won't have access to anything with bootable media for at least a day, so is there any other way to fix it? (Windows? UEFI shell?)
Otherwise, I'll just hold out until then.
Thanks
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If the grub.cfg is on your ESP/on a file system you can access from Windows you can remove the fwsetup --is-supported line that leads to the crash with the old GRUB. From the sounds of it you'd still need to fix your general kernel loading setup, which might be a bit more involved.
Last edited by V1del (2022-08-31 00:14:12)
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I found an old drive and chrooted, it all seemed to work out thanks
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