Sorry, I will elaborate:
- you said that (of course) certain files should be present for os-prober to
find the operation system
- that makes me realise that I always manually installed ntfs-3g, and I
installed not too long ago the latest 'advanced release' (= 2010.3.6AR2)
- thus, I first reinstalle
And is it possible that you could also answer the questions I asked
earlier, even if you think something else is going on?
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Whoa, wait a second before you mark this invalid - we're contemplating
an upgrade to a newer version of ntfs-3g, and I'd like to have all the
necessary information. Could you please explain, in detail, the steps
you took that led you to this conclusion? Exactly how is ntfs-3g
failing to find your
I found the cause! I always install the latest ntfs-3g driver. Colin, you
mentioned those files should be available. It seems, that ntfs-3g 2010.3.6AR2
(thus the advanced release) triggers a fail in os-prober: it does not find my
W7 partition correctly.
However, downgrading to 2010.3.6 (from sou
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 08:30:18AM -, djchandler wrote:
> When I updated to the latest kernel (2.6.32-17 generic AMD64) yesterday,
> my default boot moved from Windows 7 at the bottom of my GRUB2 menu to 2
> spots up and made the default memtest86+ and Windows 7 was still at the
> bottom of the
Do the files /bootmgr and /boot/bcd (with whatever capitalisation) exist
on your Windows 7 filesystem? If so, could you please attach /boot/bcd?
** Package changed: grub2 (Ubuntu) => os-prober (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: os-prober (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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I think you experience a different problem: your default configuration has
been replaced. In my situation, no entry for Windows 7 is available at all,
but the default entry is still the fourth one.
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 09:30, djchandler wrote:
> When I updated to the latest kernel (2.6.32-17
When I updated to the latest kernel (2.6.32-17 generic AMD64) yesterday,
my default boot moved from Windows 7 at the bottom of my GRUB2 menu to 2
spots up and made the default memtest86+ and Windows 7 was still at the
bottom of the list. Of course two items, the new kernel in both single
user and n
I want to add three thinks:
- I have the same problem on my laptop (also Lucid, but 32-bits): WIndows 7
has disappeared from the grub menu
- Using the Windows 7 DVD, I restored the Windows 7 mbr. Windows is able to
boot succesfully, so that's the problem. Afterwards, I reinstalled grub, but
still i
I have grub-pc version 1.98-1ubuntu2 installed
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Hmm, I see know I don't have the package grub2 installed - I don't know
how this could be possible (grub-update works), or do we have another
package for it now?
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