Same here with Linux Mint 17 Qiana. Upgraded the distro, upgrade the
kernel to 4.X. Boom ! no more booting. Same repeating errors of
(hd0,msdos5) not found for any command I type on the grub command line
at boot time. I don't know how to reinstall the windows MBR yet. A grub-
install from a rescue
The problem was still there after upgrading to 16.04LTS.
I fixed it by first reinstalling the windows MBR, then reinstalling grub2-2.02.
Strange but solved.
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[Expired for grub2 (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Hello,
As instructed, I disconnected the other drives, leaving the main harddrive and
the DVD-RW drive.
This did not had any effect: grub 2.02 showed the same error: error: disk
'hd0,msdos5' not found.
booting from a CD and restoring grub 2.00 (sudo dkpg -i grub* in the directory
where I keep a
That indeed looks like bad disk order.
Mathieu, would you be open to trying to disconnect the other drives,
leaving just the "right" one in place and seeing if grub is happy then?
I would expect you'd only need to disconnect power to the other drives.
Following the same train of thought, is it po
Nevermind, just saw your second post.
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Looks like you forgot to follow up with the ls command.
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According to this, the faulty lines are in kern/disk.c, lines 196, 281 &
295
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That is just weird.. can you try "set debug=all" and then ls? This
should spew a lot of output, so you may want to snap a picture of it.
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As asked, I have tried "ls (hd1,msdos5)/" (with a 1 and not a zero for the
drive number), and grub answered "error: disk 'hd0,msdos5' not found." (with a
zero, not a one).
Even the command "reboot" gives the same message, and no reboot. I have to use
the reset button.
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At the grub rescue prompt, can you try ls (hd1,msdos5)/? Maybe the
drive order is mixed up.
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Hello,
The file parted_output.txt contains the output from the command "sudo parted
-l".
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The command "sudo grub-probe -t drive /boot" gives:
(hostdisk//dev/sda,msdos5)
with both versions 2.02~beta2-9 and 2.00-19ubuntu2.1.
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How about the output of parted -l, and grub-probe -t drive /boot?
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Yes, I am sure.
To be 100% certain, I reinstalled grub 2.02~beta2-9, and tried the following
commands, as typed here after the * with no extra characters:
* ls
* ls -l
* lspci
* vbeinfo
* hello
* help
* functional_test
* all_functional_test
They _ALL_ answered by "error: disk 'hd0,msdos5' not foun
Are you sure you typed "ls -l" and not "ls /" or something?
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The motherboard is a MSI B74A-G43, model no MS-7758.
The hard drive hd0 is connected to the first SATA socket.
I have got the same Ubuntu on a eeePC (1005HA) withi no problem, but it
is a quite older hardware.
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ls, or wathever command at the grub command line prompt gives the same error:
error: disk 'hd0,msdos5' not found
instead of listing the available partitions.
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Can you go to the grub console ( on 2.02~beta2-9 ) and type ls -l and
report what it shows?
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