I kinda messed up... I was editing a partition from a external volume and I might have edited boot partition accidentally.
My machine isn't able to boot, it says error: no such partition. entering rescue mode. grub rescue>
(screenshot 1)
I tried to list the partitions with grub rescue, but they seem empty?
System Info:
Ubuntu 16.04 running on amd64
trying to boot from SSD with boot and OS etc.
no backup of entire disk
Everything worked fine before
Anyway I tried to
set boot=(hd1)
set prefix=(hd1)/boot/grub
insmod normal
which returns
Can't find /boot/grub/i386-pc/normal.mod
(Beacause it's empty?) No fix I found so far helped.
I also tried starting with Ubuntu-live, where I can access the files of my SSD.
There I opened gparted (screenshot 2) and used fdisk -l
(screenshot 3), which tells me, there is no boot enabled partition. I suppose W95 Ext'd should usually be Linux, right? If so, is there a way to "convert" that table?
If you have other suspicions, please let me know.
Thx for any hints or resources that might be helpful!