After a recent update all the other distros (including Windows) in my multiboot setup are now missing in the GRUB menu. Only Debian 12 is present in the GRUB menu. I think I made a mistake checking both selection boxes during the update. I selected /sda and /sda7 (where Debian 12 resides).
Is there a way to safely recover the original GRUB menu?
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[Solved] Multi-boot distros missing from GRUB after a recent update
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[Solved] Multi-boot distros missing from GRUB after a recent update
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Re: Multi-boot distros missing from GRUB after a recent update
I have found the fix...
First, I found out I needed to edit the grub config file:
...Inside the file, I enabled the line that says...
...That's it. And then I updated the grub:
Upon reboot of the machine, all the missing boot paritions are back.
First, I found out I needed to edit the grub config file:
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sudo nano /etc/default/grub
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GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=false
...That's it. And then I updated the grub:
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sudo update-grub
Upon reboot of the machine, all the missing boot paritions are back.
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