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grub not working with lvm
as @psusi pointed out, the issue was that my lvm binaries were corrupt. I ran
apt-cache depends lvm2 | grep Depends | awk '{print $2}' | xargs apt install --reinstall -y
apt install --reinstall -y ...
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Determine what program is in my MBR code
The ms-sys utility can not only identify many variants of MBR and PBR boot codes, but also write them if needed.
Usage:
ms-sys [options] [device]
Options:
-1, --fat12 Write a FAT12 ...
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Determine what program is in my MBR code
Another way to find out the MBR-technology is the bootinfoscript that was originally published on Source Forge.
As it seems bytes 0x80 and 0x81 can be used to identify the MBR-Code:
case ${...
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