For Azure users (the same should work in any cloud, with small changes)
that end up here while looking for this bug, the steps to recover are:
Deploy a recovery VM using AzCli or just attach a copy of the affected OS vm
disk to a rescue VM.
Once done, connected to rescue VM and:
$ sudo su -
# mkdir /rescue
# mount /dev/sdc1 /rescue
# for fs in {proc,sys,tmp,dev}; do mount -o bind /$fs /rescue/$fs; done
# cd /rescue
# chroot /rescue
# lsblk <-- this will identify the attached disk, usualy /dev/sdc
# grub-install /dev/sdc
# exit
# cd /
# for fs in {proc,sys,tmp,dev}; do umount /rescue/$fs; done
# umount /rescue
Now you should be able to swap back the repaired disk to affected VM.
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grub boot error : "symbol 'grub_calloc' not found
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