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Debian Dual Boot GRUB not showing properly
to get Kali in the Ubuntu Bootloader simply try on your installed ubuntu: sudo update-grub it should detect kali and you should be able to boot kali from the ubuntu Bootloader.
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Too many boot devices to choose from
A bit of background
Since you see named boot entries like Windows Boot Manager and debian, you clearly have a system with UEFI firmware, booting the named OSs in UEFI native mode. Since one of the ...
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Too many boot devices to choose from
On my system (details irrelevant to this issue) what the BIOS/UEFI calls "boot devices" are actually bootloaders not physical devices or partitions. From the efibootmgr -v it seems like you ...
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Too many boot devices to choose from
what you see is a function of UEFI and your motherboard. I see something similar with My ASROCK at home and my Dell optiplex at work.
First go into your BIOS/EFI by hitting F2 or DEL or whatever, go ...
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how may I find the filesystem image of the OS with initramfs
Tails is designed to be used from removable media, so it looks for removable media that would contain the tails archive file. A hard disk is not classified as removable media, so the Tails initramfs ...
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Can not create new paritiion for dual boot from Arch Linux
The EXT4 filesystem has space for 186GiB of new files. The disk has no space. All of the disk is full of partitions, and the EXT4 filesystem is the same 463GiB size as the partition it was created in.
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Windows and Ubuntu dual boot, can't add grub to uefi boot options
Finally I reset the BIOS to default settings (and changed default legacy+uefi to uefi only boot) and finally all boot options listed by efibootmgr and bcdedit finally appeared as boot options at ...
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Two system pools on 1 disk - 1 or 2 /boot directories and WTB grub?
It turns out this is possible but takes a bit of work.
Grub itself will not detect the second Linux install if it doesn't share the same /boot directory (or partition). I can remember that was an ...
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Grub not loading config file or booting into linux automatically
Yes we can
I found a solution how we can change the prefix permanently.
However, it has the following caveats: We have to change it directly inside the grubx64.efi binary file, and we have to keep the ...
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Dual OS (win10/Ubuntu) boot problem
There might be a BIOS setting that allows you to choose the GPU that is activated first at boot time. If such setting is available, it often defaults to the motherboard's iGPU. Changing that setting ...
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