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Thread: Grub error file not found after crash during update. (/thread-20499.html) Grub error file not found after crash during update. - Rod - 01-26-2016 It was installing the update and I saw everything frozen error 15 file not found grub after few minutes. I wait 2 hours before restart it to be
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sure it was not just buzy, but nothing (no key, no mouse), Have to make cold start. After
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thatI see: GRUB LOADING.. Welcome to GRUB! error: file '10.2-RELEASE-p10-up-201512-16_012237' not found. Entering rescue mode... grub rescue> The only command working is 'ls'. cannot reboot or boot with command line.
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I restart with CD and go in emergency console by this way, and I try to restamp (fixgrub). I choose my pool and it finding all avalaible boot-environnement. Whenever I choose it said. Finished mounting zpool: tank chroot: grub-mkconfig: No such file or directory Failed running grub mkconfig... If anything to do just to restart the system, what is the procedure error 15 file not found linux to reinstall pcbsd whitout formating and loosing my data ???à THANKS to HELP RE: Grub error file not found after crash during update. - Groot - 01-26-2016 Restart and keep pushing down the down arrow... You will see a list try the second or third one down. RE: Grub error file not found after crash during update. - Rod - 01-27-2016 (01-26-2016, 06:47 PM)Groot Wrote: Restart and keep pushing down the down arrow... You will see a list try the second or third one down. Nothing.... Still on grub rescue. Tried to change prefix for other version and use set prefix=(hd0,2)/ROOT/10.2-RELEASE-p12-up-..../@/boot/grub insmod normal normal It's booting in console mode saying 3 choice: PC-BSD (10.2-RELEASE...) Chainload Disk (hd1) Boot Environment Menu Under BE menu ask to choose between 3 other release update and chain another menu for booting mode (Normal boot, Single user, Verbose, Run Display wizard, Run X, Boot console) both whenever I tried it said: error: file '10.2-RELEASE...' not found. error: you need to load the kernel first. error: only ELF kernel supports module. error: you need to load
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Message-id: <456C5698.6090503@xxxxxxxxxx> Carlos E. R. wrote: [pruned] I also have a problem when booting my test partition, which resides in a disk bigger than what my bios can handle. But I haven't studied the problem yet, although I'm starting to think that it is https://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse/2006-11/msg04265.html similar to your problem, or perhaps even the same one. I wonder. [pruned] And... you grub halts http://www.linuxintro.org/wiki/Install_Linux_on_a_USB_disk_by_cloning_your_computer when loading suse, you get to the grub menu, no? There you can choose XP and it should not have the same problem - I hope. No. I don't get to the grub menu. If I did I wouldn't be too worried (well :-) ) because I would be able to at least boot into Windows but I cannot because the grub menu does not error 15 come up. All that happens is I get the Error #18 message as soon as grub kicks in on boot and all I see is the grub> prompt followed by the error #18 statement. Let me go over the situation, just to clear all the stuff which may be muddying the waters. I have XP installed and I then installed 10.1 - and everything was working fine until a few days ago when suddenly on startup I got the grub> Error #18 message error 15 file and the only way I can now boot into Suse is using the installation DVD and using the Boot Into Existing System. I have no access to XP. Because all my HD are in removable cradles, I installed 10.2 RC1 on this same computer (my "main" one, the one I am now using to type this message with 10.1) using one of my other HDs. I have no problems with booting into 10.2 RC1 on this computer- grub doesn't come up with any error messages. Knowing that there is the option on the Installation DVD/CD to do a Repair on an existing system I tried doing this repair and after finding that all the partitions are in place with their correct file systems, Repair crashes at the stage called Check Package Database - Searching for package database where it is executing the following command: /usr/bin/test -f /mnt/var/lib/rpm/Triggername when the whole Repair process just dies and I am faced with a red screen with an error message of Error Encountered (or similar) - no explanation of what caused the error. Now, in summary I guess, I can boot into 10.1 using the Installation DVD/CD and the system appears to be going OK except that I have noticed a couple of "funnies" - eg, suddenly I cannot access any CD or DVD either as a user or root because KDE gives out with an error message that Permission is Denied (or similar); also booting from the Ins
bootsector using grub. Contents 1 Boot your favorite Linux 2 Connect the USB disk 3 Partition the USB disk 4 Format the USB disk 5 Clone your system 6 Make your USB disk bootable 6.1 Possibility (1) 6.2 Possibility (2) 6.3 TroubleShooting 6.3.1 The file /boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly 7 Edit your initial ramdisk 7.1 SUSE 7.2 Ubuntu 8 Use a unique device name 8.1 /etc/fstab 8.2 /boot/grub/menu.lst 9 Try booting from your disk 10 TroubleShooting 10.1 GRUB - nothing else 10.2 Error 17 after boot menu 10.3 Error 17 before boot menu 10.4 Error 21 before boot menu 10.5 Waiting for /dev/sda to appear 10.6 No bootable partition in table 11 What comes next Boot your favorite Linux This has been tested with SUSE Linux 10.0 and Ubuntu 7.04. Connect the USB disk Attach the USB disk and type dmesg. At the end of the messages, you will find something like "Attached SCSI device to /dev/sda". Then you know your USB disk's device name is /dev/sda. In this tutorial, we assume the device name is /dev/sda. Partition the USB disk fdisk /dev/sda In this tutorial, we will assume you create a partition /dev/sda1 for your root ( / ) directory. Format the USB disk mkfs -t ext3 /dev/sda1 Clone your system Copy over all files from / to your USB disk. See also Cloning. mkdir -p /mnt/sda1 mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1 cd / tar -c $(ls -1 | grep -Ev "proc|sys|tmp|media|mnt") | (cd /mnt/sda1; tar -xv) You should know that you will need the /dev folder to create the ramdisk later. You can also use tar -cl (local filesystems only), but that might exclude your /boot partition. Make your USB disk bootable Here are two possibilities for making the disk bootable, it is not unusual that one fails. Try the uppermost first. We assume your USB disk is drive /dev/sdx mounted to /mnt/sdx. Possibility (1) $ cp -pr /dev/sdx* /mnt/sdx1/dev $ cd /mnt/sdx1 $ chroot . Now make sure you can access all devices from /boot/grub/device.map. $ mount /proc $ grub-install /dev/sdx $ exit Possibility (2) $ grub-install --recheck --root-directory=/mnt/sdx1 /dev/sdx Probing devices to guess BIOS drives. This may take a long time. Installation finis