Delta Gamma wrote:I want to stay here, but if you still want me to leave, I will do it.
Head_on_a_Stick wrote:_nobody_ wrote:I need to give another lecture
No, please don't.
Is your bipolar disorder on an upswing or something?
Your rambling posts are full of crap and have *nothing* to do with the problem in the first post.
Thanks.
_nobody_ wrote:OP can do all first 4 steps to verify what is, and if is as I advertised (these 4 steps assure that Original Poster has correct UEFI grub2 installation).
root@shinken:~ # cat $(which update-grub)
#!/bin/sh
set -e
exec grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg "$@"
root@shinken:~ #
_nobody_ wrote:The 5th is one of the tries (first one) to restore correct grub.cfg
regees wrote:@jibberjabber
Some people (like me), use Windows and plan to move slowly to Linux, but as a not experienced Linux user I need Windows for some time to be able to use old programs. When I feel confident about Linux, know more, install all necessary programs then I will use Debian more often. It takes time.
There are a lot of threads available, but since UEFI has come along, they aren't always relevant. It's now even more complicated to setup a dual boot machine. I'm not sure I'd do it anymore at all...
regees wrote:@jibberjabber
Some people (like me), use Windows and plan to move slowly to Linux, but as a not experienced Linux user I need Windows for some time to be able to use old programs. When I feel confident about Linux, know more, install all necessary programs then I will use Debian more often. It takes time.
but since UEFI has come along, they aren't always relevant. It's now even more complicated to setup a dual boot machine.
regees wrote:Problem solved in my case.
It was enough to disable CSM (Compatibility Support Mode) in UEFI and reinstall Debian.
I didn't do anything with Windows 10, left it as it is, as I found that it uses UEFI and GPT already (despite CSM).
GarryRicketson wrote:it does not solve the "Grub doesn't see Windows" problem
Head_on_a_Stick wrote:GarryRicketson wrote:it does not solve the "Grub doesn't see Windows" problem
The OP has solved their problem by following the advice I gave in my first post in this thread, everything else has been noise.
But some people do NOT understand... Not at all.![]()
GarryRicketson wrote:But some people do NOT understand... Not at all.![]()
Don't worry, "be happy", it does not matter what other people , or "some people" think, or do not understand, as long as you understand, that is what counts, I have my own way of doing things, and I understand it, it works for me, so WHY worry about if others understand it or not, ?
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