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I just installed debian on my PC, but it doesnt boot. I had a windows previously installed on SDD and i installed my debian on HDD cause i wanna keep my SSD only for windows. I made 3 disks "/" "/boot" "/home" when i was gonna finish install it said "We detected a windows .... Woud you like to install GRUB on first hard disk" I pressed no and select my "/boot" folder. when i lauch PC it starts with Windows, doesnt even see boot. Then go to BIOS and disable SSD and it said "Put a media boot device or CD and restart"
debianoob wrote:when i was gonna finish install it said "We detected a windows .... Woud you like to install GRUB on first hard disk" I pressed no and select my "/boot" folder.
You should have selected the HDD (such as /dev/sda) instead of "/boot" PARTITION (such as /dev/sda6).
debianoob wrote:when i lauch PC it starts with Windows, doesnt even see boot.
It seems to be VERY natural.
debianoob wrote:Then go to BIOS and disable SSD and it said "Put a media boot device or CD and restart"
Installing for i386-pc platform.
grub-install: warning: this LDM has no Embedding Partition; embedding won't be possible.
grub-install: error: embedding is not possible, but this is required for RAID and LVM install.
Please post the exact, full command that you used.
Also, that `parted` output is not consistent with the `lsblk` output that you posted originally and they do not appear to be describing the same devices -- can you explain this?