How to Fix Minimal BASH Like Line Editing is Supported GRUB Error In Linux?
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2023
- GNU GRUB is a boot loader package. It is a part of the GNU project. It is the reference implementation of the Free Software Foundation’s Multi boot Specification, that provides a user the choice to boot one of multiple operating systems installed on a computer. It also provides the facility to choose a specific kernel configuration available on a specific OS partition. The Minimal BASH Like Line Editing is Supported GRUB Error In Linux looks like as shown below.
Step 1: Find the partition in which your Linux partition is stored. We can use the ls command to check for available partitions and their filesystem. Linux operating systems usually use ext2/ext3/ext4 filesystems.
ls
ls (hdX, Y)
Step 2: After knowing the partition, set root and prefix variables:
set root=(hdX, Y)
set prefix=(hdX, Y)/boot/grub
Step 3: Install normal module and load it:
insmod normal
normal
Step 4: Update GRUB. After entering your Linux OS, reinstall GRUB and update it. Open the terminal and enter following commands:
sudo grub-install /dev/sdXY
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Hi please help, what is if nothing happens after writing "normal"? I did exactly what is in the video but it not reboots or shows the boot menu. My Notebook was frozen, after i wanted to restart the system because of updates. So i had to push the Power button some seconds to shut down,. Then i wanted to reboot and suddenly i got this, BASH Like notification.
If i follow the steps, im not able to restart properly. Does anyone can helo me here? Im not good into Linux, just try to help myself.
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This article help you
www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-fix-minimal-bash-like-line-editing-is-supported-grub-error-in-linux/amp/
same issue. have you found any solution?
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Wow
So I have been watching videos to get this laptop working.
So I typed
Set
Then I got
0=?
CDM=
Blah blah for 15 lines of text.
So I took the prefix and root and did exactly what you did.
Nothing. Just another command line
Wow