This issue has sat incomplete for more than 60 days now. I'm going to
close it as invalid. Please feel free re-open if this is still an issue
for you. Thank you.
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And last, the mbr that just booted straight in to windows, seemingly
over-writing the previous grub2 bootloader in some way
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Colin, thanks for the pointer to the info that could you help with a
work-around. Using grub2 in chained boot mode still had a similar
problem, so I've reverted back to legacy grub for now. I've got 4 files
attached here for you. The fdisk output, the "good" mbr now with legacy
grub installed, a
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On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 05:51:43PM -, Thespian wrote:
> This isn't Ubuntu or the grub/grub2 maintainers _fault_, but it is their
> _problem_. Lots of us are dual-boot various flavors of windows and
> Linux, and if this wasn't a problem with the earlier grub (even with
> windows misbehaving and
My wife and I have identical HP(Dell) laptops (Compaq 8710p). We both
dual boot XP/ubuntu. I upgraded 8.04->10.04 a number of months back, and
all was relatively painless. We tried to do the same to hers and hit a
bunch of upgrade problems (not obviously related to this bug) so I
decided to "nuke
OK, I've t many things to do under Windows and Ubuntu, so I can break
my GRUB many times... It's just a question of time :-)
Le 22/09/2010 15:39, Colin Watson a écrit :
> It's only bad news in that the contents of the sector that's been
> overwritten are almost completely different from what you
It's only bad news in that the contents of the sector that's been
overwritten are almost completely different from what you gave me
before. The only similarity I can see is that there's the following
sequence of characters in your first dump:
77DNN88M71WX
... and the following sequence
As reported in bug # 441941:
Note that the warning message was always :
"no module name found
Aborted. Press any key to exit."
I just tried your packages (@Colin Watson) but after rebooting on Seven,
it fails again. (I setted up Maverick on an another partition of the
same disk).
You'll find the
If you are experiencing this problem, then please follow these
instructions:
* Save the output of 'fdisk -lu' to a file. In this output, take note of the
start sector of the first partition (usually 63, but might also be 2048 on
recent installations, or occasionally something else). If this i
I experiment the same problem for a few, on may Dell Studio 1558 laptop.
Am friday 20th of august i was working on Windows Seven When a Dell update was
applied without I should agree or disagree. After reboot I got also the
message :
"no module name found.
Aborted. Press any key to exit"
I wa
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(My apologies. The problem I am trying to comment on may in fact be
more closely related to bug 441941 or 482757. Possible duplicates.)
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I know two other potential linux users who were put off by this problem.
The people I know both had Dells and were reluctant to uninstall the
Dell Datasafe software because we were all worried about losing the
ability to reinstall windows 7 later. (These users need windows, and are
not willing to
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I had the same bug on an alienware (dell) pc. I followed the above link
from Giovanni and it seems to be caused by "Dell Datasafe local backup"
and "Dell Datasafe local backup support software". I uninstalled those
two programs in windows (restored grub again) and have not experienced
the issue s
Maybe this bug is related to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/482757
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I have the same problem, and I would like to add a detail to the previous
description: it only happens if I login into Windows.
If I run Windows7 but not login and then reboot, the problem doesn't shows up.
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Sorry for adding one more comment (there is no edit option in
Launchpad) but the guide in my blog is now hosted here:
http://syndofyouths.wordpress.com/2010/04/12/i-want-to-address-the-boot-
loader-problem-in-ubuntu-9-10/
Kind regards,
Miro Hadzhiev
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I had the same problem with Beta 1 and Beta 2. Please see:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/441941?comments=all
If you found this thread because you are stuck with an unbootable
machine like I was, here is what I did to fix it:
Step 1: Restore your MBR:
## boot ubuntu live f
But you should use this line instead (when installing BURG to the MBR of
your system):
sudo burg-install --alt "(hd0)"
I wrote a simple guide in my blog which resembles the aforesaid how-to:
http://syndofyouths.blogspot.com/2010/04/off-topic-i-want-to-address-boot-loader.html
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I highly recommend to everybody to install BURG and to overwrite GRUB2
installation.
The bug DOES NOT occur in BURG (which is a re-write of GRUB2). This is the
how-to:
http://code.google.com/p/burg/wiki/InstallUbuntu
Kind regards,
Miro Hadzhiev
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I have an HP NX9420 and the bug occurs even when I DO NOT HAVE an anti-
virus app, when Windows DO NOT run any updates, it occurs AT EVERY boot-
up of Windows and it DOES NOT matter which version of Windows is in use
(I have personally tried XP, Vista and 7).
The MBR of the computer and GRUB2 corr
Lucid, Dell Studio 1558 with Windows 7 - 64bit
The bug is exaclty the same. I tried the dual boot by Grub 2 with Lucid
beta 1 but after antivirus check or sometimes software installation on
Windows the message after reboot is "no modue name found" and the
computer gets unusable.
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This one just bit me in the ass :-( I'm running Lucid with latest
updates as of 2 April 2010. I booted into Windows 7, and after shutting
that down, I ended up with the same error as the OP for this bug.
Right now, I'm pulling down a new lucid iso to my other system, hoping I
can boot that and r
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