debian doesn't boot because of grub failures
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I have a pc with debian 9.4 inside, it worked but due to a lack of space, I decided to change of SSD, installing a bigger one. The disk system was LVM.
I could not swap of disk within debian, because I was not able to unmount /home (there always were applications using it, even after a reboot). So I created a live fedora USB and follow some tutorials (using pvcreate, vgextend, pvmove etc).
It succeeded but after that there was a last step, modify the grub, and I was not able to do that. Not worried, I decided to start my computer with the "boot repair disk" but it did not succeeded either.
here is its summary : http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Dh2vqybC28/
the disk system management is LVM (I don't know if it is the reason of the boot stopping at startup, leaving me with a blinking cursor, without any message).
What could I do to get this working again?
thank you
debian boot grub
asked Jun 27 at 23:16
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I have a pc with debian 9.4 inside, it worked but due to a lack of space, I decided to change of SSD, installing a bigger one. The disk system was LVM.
I could not swap of disk within debian, because I was not able to unmount /home (there always were applications using it, even after a reboot). So I created a live fedora USB and follow some tutorials (using pvcreate, vgextend, pvmove etc).
It succeeded but after that there was a last step, modify the grub, and I was not able to do that. Not worried, I decided to start my computer with the "boot repair disk" but it did not succeeded either.
here is its summary : http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Dh2vqybC28/
the disk system management is LVM (I don't know if it is the reason of the boot stopping at startup, leaving me with a blinking cursor, without any message).
What could I do to get this working again?
thank you
debian boot grub
asked Jun 27 at 23:16
lolveley
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Why did you modify grub? I don't think you need to do that. Can you link to the tutorials you followed to do this?
– Nick ODell
Jun 28 at 2:38
ok, it's here : askubuntu.com/questions/161279/….
– lolveley
Jun 28 at 9:36
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I have a pc with debian 9.4 inside, it worked but due to a lack of space, I decided to change of SSD, installing a bigger one. The disk system was LVM.
I could not swap of disk within debian, because I was not able to unmount /home (there always were applications using it, even after a reboot). So I created a live fedora USB and follow some tutorials (using pvcreate, vgextend, pvmove etc).
It succeeded but after that there was a last step, modify the grub, and I was not able to do that. Not worried, I decided to start my computer with the "boot repair disk" but it did not succeeded either.
here is its summary : http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Dh2vqybC28/
the disk system management is LVM (I don't know if it is the reason of the boot stopping at startup, leaving me with a blinking cursor, without any message).
What could I do to get this working again?
thank you
debian boot grub
asked Jun 27 at 23:16
lolveley
993
I have a pc with debian 9.4 inside, it worked but due to a lack of space, I decided to change of SSD, installing a bigger one. The disk system was LVM.
I could not swap of disk within debian, because I was not able to unmount /home (there always were applications using it, even after a reboot). So I created a live fedora USB and follow some tutorials (using pvcreate, vgextend, pvmove etc).
It succeeded but after that there was a last step, modify the grub, and I was not able to do that. Not worried, I decided to start my computer with the "boot repair disk" but it did not succeeded either.
here is its summary : http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Dh2vqybC28/
the disk system management is LVM (I don't know if it is the reason of the boot stopping at startup, leaving me with a blinking cursor, without any message).
What could I do to get this working again?
thank you
debian boot grub
asked Jun 27 at 23:16
lolveley
993
asked Jun 27 at 23:16
lolveley
993
asked Jun 27 at 23:16
lolveley
993
asked Jun 27 at 23:16
lolveley
993
993
Why did you modify grub? I don't think you need to do that. Can you link to the tutorials you followed to do this?
– Nick ODell
Jun 28 at 2:38
ok, it's here : askubuntu.com/questions/161279/….
– lolveley
Jun 28 at 9:36
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Why did you modify grub? I don't think you need to do that. Can you link to the tutorials you followed to do this?
– Nick ODell
Jun 28 at 2:38
ok, it's here : askubuntu.com/questions/161279/….
– lolveley
Jun 28 at 9:36
Why did you modify grub? I don't think you need to do that. Can you link to the tutorials you followed to do this?
– Nick ODell
Jun 28 at 2:38
Why did you modify grub? I don't think you need to do that. Can you link to the tutorials you followed to do this?
– Nick ODell
Jun 28 at 2:38
ok, it's here : askubuntu.com/questions/161279/….
– lolveley
Jun 28 at 9:36
ok, it's here : askubuntu.com/questions/161279/….
– lolveley
Jun 28 at 9:36
add a comment |Â
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Why did you modify grub? I don't think you need to do that. Can you link to the tutorials you followed to do this?
– Nick ODell
Jun 28 at 2:38
ok, it's here : askubuntu.com/questions/161279/….
– lolveley
Jun 28 at 9:36