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Error : file '/boot/grub/i386-pc/normal.mod' not found after set prefix=(hd0,msdos6)/boot/grub
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I have a duel booted laptop (windows ,ubuntu ) and ubuntu partition is only 100gb(total 1tb hard disk). Yesterday when I started ubuntu , there is an error message "0mb disk space" . Then I examine hard disk and found there's 64.5gb log files. I deleted those files using $ cd/var/log rm -r /* after that I restarted my computer and there is only this massage shown there. Error : file '/boot/grub/i386-pc/normal.mod' not found . Grub rescue > . I try these commands. 1.ls 2.ls (hd0,msdos6)/ 3. Set root = (hd0,msdos6) 5. Set prefix= (hd0,msdos6)/boot/grub and then same error message occurred again. Help me to fix this
16.04 dual-boot windows-10 grubrescue
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I have a duel booted laptop (windows ,ubuntu ) and ubuntu partition is only 100gb(total 1tb hard disk). Yesterday when I started ubuntu , there is an error message "0mb disk space" . Then I examine hard disk and found there's 64.5gb log files. I deleted those files using $ cd/var/log rm -r /* after that I restarted my computer and there is only this massage shown there. Error : file '/boot/grub/i386-pc/normal.mod' not found . Grub rescue > . I try these commands. 1.ls 2.ls (hd0,msdos6)/ 3. Set root = (hd0,msdos6) 5. Set prefix= (hd0,msdos6)/boot/grub and then same error message occurred again. Help me to fix this
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You didn't delete just log files, but deleted files (recursive) starting in / with any name (*). In effect you deleted your system - What backups do you have (you have loads of space ready for them; which is your fastest fix). Thecdcommand you gave didn't matter, as you specified a /* (root directory for all files to be recursively deleted..)
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I have a duel booted laptop (windows ,ubuntu ) and ubuntu partition is only 100gb(total 1tb hard disk). Yesterday when I started ubuntu , there is an error message "0mb disk space" . Then I examine hard disk and found there's 64.5gb log files. I deleted those files using $ cd/var/log rm -r /* after that I restarted my computer and there is only this massage shown there. Error : file '/boot/grub/i386-pc/normal.mod' not found . Grub rescue > . I try these commands. 1.ls 2.ls (hd0,msdos6)/ 3. Set root = (hd0,msdos6) 5. Set prefix= (hd0,msdos6)/boot/grub and then same error message occurred again. Help me to fix this
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I have a duel booted laptop (windows ,ubuntu ) and ubuntu partition is only 100gb(total 1tb hard disk). Yesterday when I started ubuntu , there is an error message "0mb disk space" . Then I examine hard disk and found there's 64.5gb log files. I deleted those files using $ cd/var/log rm -r /* after that I restarted my computer and there is only this massage shown there. Error : file '/boot/grub/i386-pc/normal.mod' not found . Grub rescue > . I try these commands. 1.ls 2.ls (hd0,msdos6)/ 3. Set root = (hd0,msdos6) 5. Set prefix= (hd0,msdos6)/boot/grub and then same error message occurred again. Help me to fix this
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You didn't delete just log files, but deleted files (recursive) starting in / with any name (*). In effect you deleted your system - What backups do you have (you have loads of space ready for them; which is your fastest fix). Thecdcommand you gave didn't matter, as you specified a /* (root directory for all files to be recursively deleted..)
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You didn't delete just log files, but deleted files (recursive) starting in / with any name (*). In effect you deleted your system - What backups do you have (you have loads of space ready for them; which is your fastest fix). Thecdcommand you gave didn't matter, as you specified a /* (root directory for all files to be recursively deleted..)
– guiverc
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You didn't delete just log files, but deleted files (recursive) starting in / with any name (*). In effect you deleted your system - What backups do you have (you have loads of space ready for them; which is your fastest fix). The
cd command you gave didn't matter, as you specified a /* (root directory for all files to be recursively deleted..)– guiverc
15 hours ago
You didn't delete just log files, but deleted files (recursive) starting in / with any name (*). In effect you deleted your system - What backups do you have (you have loads of space ready for them; which is your fastest fix). The
cd command you gave didn't matter, as you specified a /* (root directory for all files to be recursively deleted..)– guiverc
15 hours ago
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You deleted everything. That is what /* does, specifies to delete all in root folder
I sincerely hope you made a backup, because you'll need to reinstall
For future advice, to delete a folder you use
rm -r /folder/path
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You deleted everything. That is what /* does, specifies to delete all in root folder
I sincerely hope you made a backup, because you'll need to reinstall
For future advice, to delete a folder you use
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You deleted everything. That is what /* does, specifies to delete all in root folder
I sincerely hope you made a backup, because you'll need to reinstall
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rm -r /folder/path
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You deleted everything. That is what /* does, specifies to delete all in root folder
I sincerely hope you made a backup, because you'll need to reinstall
For future advice, to delete a folder you use
rm -r /folder/path
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You deleted everything. That is what /* does, specifies to delete all in root folder
I sincerely hope you made a backup, because you'll need to reinstall
For future advice, to delete a folder you use
rm -r /folder/path
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You didn't delete just log files, but deleted files (recursive) starting in / with any name (*). In effect you deleted your system - What backups do you have (you have loads of space ready for them; which is your fastest fix). The
cdcommand you gave didn't matter, as you specified a /* (root directory for all files to be recursively deleted..)– guiverc
15 hours ago