
THARiNDU
18.12.2017
10:39:33
Help

Tobias?
18.12.2017
10:42:07
EFI:
grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/efi/EFI/fedora/grub.cfg
NO EFI:
grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

Иван
18.12.2017
10:59:00
Ez

Google

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:02:08
is this correct?

Sheogorath
18.12.2017
11:02:49

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:03:38

Sheogorath
18.12.2017
11:03:50
Oh but one command succeeded
But it still didn't found the Windows setup

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:04:24
what should i do
?

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:05:19
You need to put a space after -o

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:05:30
oh

Sheogorath
18.12.2017
11:05:34
otherwise os-prober fails to detect it

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:06:50

Google

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:07:04

Sheogorath
18.12.2017
11:07:07
Check nautilus for unmounted partitions

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:07:29

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:07:42
The command looks right but it doesn't look like Windows was detected.

Sheogorath
18.12.2017
11:08:15

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:08:55
how can i open that

Sheogorath
18.12.2017
11:09:22
oh it's "files" ^^

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:09:23
Nautilus is your file manager.

Sheogorath
18.12.2017
11:09:53
the lovely gnome renaming ^^
but you can also call it by simply type nautilus into the search bar in gnome

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:11:05
is mounted
is it right now

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:13:32
If your Windows installation is in the 214GB partition, yes.

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:13:48
should i now restar and check for the windows option on the grub?

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:14:38
Try running sudo os-prober

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:16:55
nothing happen

Google

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:17:25
what shoul i do

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:22:43
Are you using EFI?

Michael
18.12.2017
11:22:49
don't use sudo if you're already root, lol

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:23:01
To check, see if /sys/firmware/efi exists.

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:23:10

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:25:38
did you install os-prober?
And are you sure windows was inatalled using uefi?

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:26:00

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:26:09

Michael
18.12.2017
11:26:49

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:27:13

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:27:14
He already has it installed.

Sheogorath
18.12.2017
11:27:41

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:27:50
can you see windows there?
If so you dont need grub on startup to boot windows

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:28:26

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:28:36
You can select by pressing F12 (or F9 for hp/F10 for some vendors) to get into boot selection and boot it from there

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:29:12

Google

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:29:27
Run that command
what does it output
also you can ctrl-shift-print, then select an area to copy that screenshot area into your clipboard, then ctrl-v in telegram to send it.
You dont need to share your entire screen every time

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:30:51
It shows this and keeps waiting

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:31:15
Why did you shutdown? O.o
Oh, right. The EFI boot manager.

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:31:57

Admin
ERROR: S client not available

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:32:05
Yeah, got it.

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:32:11
To see if your uefi had such because if you could use the aforementioned boot selection instead

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:33:41

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:34:14
You didnt listen

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:34:17
Did you press the right function key?

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:34:22
On bootup
In your bioa

Google

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:34:32
hammer f12, f10 and f9

Le Schyken
18.12.2017
11:34:38

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:34:51
This has nothing to do with grub, it is your uefi's internal loader.

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:34:54

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:35:00

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:35:12
It may have a seperate entry for windows already allowing to select it there.

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:35:24

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:35:27

Michael
18.12.2017
11:35:28
I had the same problem when I had Windows on dualboot. Solved the problem removing Windows :v

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:35:29
And not in your bios, just hammer f19,10,12 while your pc boots
it should beep and or show a menu
That has all uefi entries thay your uefi, not grub, is aware of

Sachin S.
18.12.2017
11:36:30
There's also a possibility you can press escape and see all the function keys available

Michael
18.12.2017
11:36:44

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:36:51

Michael
18.12.2017
11:36:59
it should be like F12

THARiNDU
18.12.2017
11:37:53
Iv pressed f9 f10 and f12
then bios screen loads up

Tobias?
18.12.2017
11:38:08

Michael
18.12.2017
11:38:48
How to find out which Function Key does what:
random press them on boot and see what happens