Good day,
The following happened:
I had a dual boot Vista/Ubuntu with separate disks. The Linux disk died and I replaced it yesterday with the intention to install Ubuntu and have both systems as before.
Something went wrong. After several attempts to install Ubuntu on the new disk, upon booting, I get stuck in Grub and it is telling me:
"Minimal bash-like editing is supported".
I followed the instructions found here on this forum in order to rebuild the Vista Boot loader from the command line (get there through recovery USB), even manually, but all to no effect.
Are there any other options?
The following happened:
I had a dual boot Vista/Ubuntu with separate disks. The Linux disk died and I replaced it yesterday with the intention to install Ubuntu and have both systems as before.
Something went wrong. After several attempts to install Ubuntu on the new disk, upon booting, I get stuck in Grub and it is telling me:
"Minimal bash-like editing is supported".
I followed the instructions found here on this forum in order to rebuild the Vista Boot loader from the command line (get there through recovery USB), even manually, but all to no effect.
Are there any other options?