How to install GRUB with dualboot in Legacy mode?
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I have a problem with my laptop, I have Windows 10 and Parrot Home OS (a Debian based OS) in other partition, yesterday when I installed Parrot, the installer noticed me that the only thing that failed in the installation was the Grub bootloader, and what a pain...
with some research now I can initiate Parrot with Super Grub2 Disk utility in a pendrive, but I can´t access Windows yet and I want to reinstall correctly Grub in my HDD.
Yes, my notebook have UEFI, but I use the LEGACY MODE, and the partitions are in MSDOS tables...
grub2 dual-boot grub uefi grub-legacy
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I have a problem with my laptop, I have Windows 10 and Parrot Home OS (a Debian based OS) in other partition, yesterday when I installed Parrot, the installer noticed me that the only thing that failed in the installation was the Grub bootloader, and what a pain...
with some research now I can initiate Parrot with Super Grub2 Disk utility in a pendrive, but I can´t access Windows yet and I want to reinstall correctly Grub in my HDD.
Yes, my notebook have UEFI, but I use the LEGACY MODE, and the partitions are in MSDOS tables...
grub2 dual-boot grub uefi grub-legacy
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Rui F Ribeiro
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I have a problem with my laptop, I have Windows 10 and Parrot Home OS (a Debian based OS) in other partition, yesterday when I installed Parrot, the installer noticed me that the only thing that failed in the installation was the Grub bootloader, and what a pain...
with some research now I can initiate Parrot with Super Grub2 Disk utility in a pendrive, but I can´t access Windows yet and I want to reinstall correctly Grub in my HDD.
Yes, my notebook have UEFI, but I use the LEGACY MODE, and the partitions are in MSDOS tables...
grub2 dual-boot grub uefi grub-legacy
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.7k1479128
asked Aug 11 at 19:25
Jamil Gomez
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I have a problem with my laptop, I have Windows 10 and Parrot Home OS (a Debian based OS) in other partition, yesterday when I installed Parrot, the installer noticed me that the only thing that failed in the installation was the Grub bootloader, and what a pain...
with some research now I can initiate Parrot with Super Grub2 Disk utility in a pendrive, but I can´t access Windows yet and I want to reinstall correctly Grub in my HDD.
Yes, my notebook have UEFI, but I use the LEGACY MODE, and the partitions are in MSDOS tables...
grub2 dual-boot grub uefi grub-legacy
grub2 dual-boot grub uefi grub-legacy
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.7k1479128
asked Aug 11 at 19:25
Jamil Gomez
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edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.7k1479128
asked Aug 11 at 19:25
Jamil Gomez
235
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.7k1479128
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.7k1479128
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
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38.7k1479128
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asked Aug 11 at 19:25
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asked Aug 11 at 19:25
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Well finally I find the solution to my problem:
I downloaded the Boot-Repair-Disk, that is a Lubuntu based distro that have "boot repair" utility and other interesting utilities, this solves my problem in less than 5 minutes...
I see that i'm not the only person with this problem installing Parrot OS, it seems to be a bug of the Debian-installer or something in Parrot, but well, I want to share this solution if there is someone that found this entry and need help:
This is the download page of the utility: https://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/
Just burn in a USB stick with Unetbootin or Etcher, start and boot in your PC, then follow the instructions of the Boot-Repair, you will need internet connection too.
When the repair/installation of grub finished, restart, you will see the beutiful Grub, start your system, open a terminal and type "sudo grub-update", and voila, Grub installed and fully configured.
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Well finally I find the solution to my problem:
I downloaded the Boot-Repair-Disk, that is a Lubuntu based distro that have "boot repair" utility and other interesting utilities, this solves my problem in less than 5 minutes...
I see that i'm not the only person with this problem installing Parrot OS, it seems to be a bug of the Debian-installer or something in Parrot, but well, I want to share this solution if there is someone that found this entry and need help:
This is the download page of the utility: https://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/
Just burn in a USB stick with Unetbootin or Etcher, start and boot in your PC, then follow the instructions of the Boot-Repair, you will need internet connection too.
When the repair/installation of grub finished, restart, you will see the beutiful Grub, start your system, open a terminal and type "sudo grub-update", and voila, Grub installed and fully configured.
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accepted
Well finally I find the solution to my problem:
I downloaded the Boot-Repair-Disk, that is a Lubuntu based distro that have "boot repair" utility and other interesting utilities, this solves my problem in less than 5 minutes...
I see that i'm not the only person with this problem installing Parrot OS, it seems to be a bug of the Debian-installer or something in Parrot, but well, I want to share this solution if there is someone that found this entry and need help:
This is the download page of the utility: https://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/
Just burn in a USB stick with Unetbootin or Etcher, start and boot in your PC, then follow the instructions of the Boot-Repair, you will need internet connection too.
When the repair/installation of grub finished, restart, you will see the beutiful Grub, start your system, open a terminal and type "sudo grub-update", and voila, Grub installed and fully configured.
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
Well finally I find the solution to my problem:
I downloaded the Boot-Repair-Disk, that is a Lubuntu based distro that have "boot repair" utility and other interesting utilities, this solves my problem in less than 5 minutes...
I see that i'm not the only person with this problem installing Parrot OS, it seems to be a bug of the Debian-installer or something in Parrot, but well, I want to share this solution if there is someone that found this entry and need help:
This is the download page of the utility: https://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/
Just burn in a USB stick with Unetbootin or Etcher, start and boot in your PC, then follow the instructions of the Boot-Repair, you will need internet connection too.
When the repair/installation of grub finished, restart, you will see the beutiful Grub, start your system, open a terminal and type "sudo grub-update", and voila, Grub installed and fully configured.
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.7k1479128
answered Aug 12 at 7:28
Jamil Gomez
235
Well finally I find the solution to my problem:
I downloaded the Boot-Repair-Disk, that is a Lubuntu based distro that have "boot repair" utility and other interesting utilities, this solves my problem in less than 5 minutes...
I see that i'm not the only person with this problem installing Parrot OS, it seems to be a bug of the Debian-installer or something in Parrot, but well, I want to share this solution if there is someone that found this entry and need help:
This is the download page of the utility: https://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/
Just burn in a USB stick with Unetbootin or Etcher, start and boot in your PC, then follow the instructions of the Boot-Repair, you will need internet connection too.
When the repair/installation of grub finished, restart, you will see the beutiful Grub, start your system, open a terminal and type "sudo grub-update", and voila, Grub installed and fully configured.
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