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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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How to edit file from grub prompt in RHEL6?
To edit the command line, you just have to press the indicate key (for example, in the image, you have to press "e") in the Grub menu with the ubuntu option selected. This will open a screen ...
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Encrypted boot partition: advantage of encrypted boot partition
When you have an UEFI system, its firmware will expect to find at least the first part of whatever you want booted in ESP. That first part could be the UEFI version of GRUB, some other bootloader like ...
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Create bootable iso file from rootfs linux files
The text in your second image reproduced:
grub> ls
(proc) (hd0) (cd) (cd,apple4) (cd,apple3) (cd,apple2) (cd,apple1) (cd,gpt4) (cd,gpt3) (cd,gpt2) (cd,gpt1)
grub> _
UEFI is not BIOS: the system ...
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Grub with UEFI: Local Debian doesn't boot after another installation on external SSD
What happened exactly?
The analysis in the comments looks correct: the existing debian entry in efibootmgr does not match any ESPs on the system, and the only matching Fedora entry, Boot0004, refers ...
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What if kernel parameter conflicted in grub and sysctl?
sysctl settings are applied after boot, so in most cases they override equivalent settings given on the kernel command-line (the exceptions are values which can only be set once).
Both the kernel oops ...
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Debian GRUB installer partitioning step - Intel MacBook Pro
But it seems that I need to set individual partitions singly to a journaling file system, a swap area, physical volume, etc.
Those are just the partition types that are meaningful for Linux: you ...
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Restoring backed up Linux Partition
First off, mount /dev/sdb1 on /src. I know you don't have a /boot/efi in your image, but I don't know whether your /boot was separate. Check whether there's an entry for /boot in /src/etc/fstab. If ...
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systemd Time out waiting for device dev-mapper-vg
My problem was solved by replacing the disk's device path by its UUID.
For example, change this :
/dev/mapper/isw_mydisk /data ext4 nobootwait 0 2
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UUID=8b481900-fb7a-4e9e-929c-e940a6b913a4 /...
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