Ask Ubuntu Asked by davitp on December 15, 2020
I know that my question can be a duplicate, but i spent a lot of time with google and askubuntu, but couldnt find answer.
I installed Ubuntu 13.10
alongside Windows 7 (i had C drive of 100GB
and D drive of 200GB
). While installing,i allocated 80GB for Ubuntu from D drive. So after installation i couldnt boot into windows. Using tools gparted, Ubuntu Boot repair and testdisk i tried to repair boot but (as i guess
) removed smth important from SDA…
So after restart i have grub rescue prompt
. All partitions are unknown filesystem.
I tried to boot into LiveUSB Ubuntu 13.10 … as i had Windows partition on sda1
, and linux-swap on sda2… and 130GB unallocated memory (as i guess its D drive) … I have a lot of important information on D drive
.
So how i can recover partition ?
Any help be appriciated!
try :
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y boot-repair && boot-repair
it should detect missing MBR and fix it. it did for me but I do not know if this means it would also restore windows bootability, but that's this app's job so it should.
Answered by tatsu on December 15, 2020
Boot from a live system, and use the gpart
utility to scan for file systems.
Answered by Simon Richter on December 15, 2020
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