I installed Debian on my machine which had Linux Mint previously. I used the same SSD and formatted and partitioned it during the installation process. However I have to manually boot Debian each time through the GRUB shell using the following commands.
I looked at the root and prefix variable before setting them and they were (hd0,gpt1) and (hd0,gpt1)/boot/grub respectively.
The (hd0,gpt1) is the EFI partition and it contains three folders: /efi -> /ubuntu /boot /debian.
What can I do to directly boot up Debian on start? There aren't any other OSes in the machine.
I did see a solution in this forum to manually remove the /ubuntu and /boot folder. But wouldn't removing them cause problems?
Code:
set root=(hd0,gpt2)set prefix=($root)/boot/grubconfigfile $prefix/grub.cfgThe (hd0,gpt1) is the EFI partition and it contains three folders: /efi -> /ubuntu /boot /debian.
What can I do to directly boot up Debian on start? There aren't any other OSes in the machine.
I did see a solution in this forum to manually remove the /ubuntu and /boot folder. But wouldn't removing them cause problems?
Statistics: Posted by hades — 2024-08-26 06:30 — Replies 5 — Views 103