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This article takes Ubuntu Live CD repair Grub boot as an example and has installed Fedora in/dev/sda3.
First make Ubuntu boot USB
sudo DD if=ubuntu-13.10-desktop-amd64.iso of=/dev/sdb #/dev/sdb is a USB drive letter
1. Use boot USB to enter Ubuntu trial environment
2. Check the partition status of the hard disk, get the Linux system installation partition number
sudo fdisk-l
Review the output and then determine which hard disk and installed partitions are installed on the Linux system based on the file type and partition size. My computer was installed in/dev/sda3 Fedora.
Alternatively, you can open the Gparted graphical tool to view the partition information.
Mount Fedora Installation Partition
3. Fedora is known to be installed on the/dev/sda3, so we can mount the Fedora installation partition with the following command. You need to replace the/dev/sda3 with your own Linux installation partition.
sudo Mount /dev/sda3/mnt
4. Mount other required directories (using--bind)
sudo Mount --bind/dev/mnt/devsudomount --bind/proc/mnt/procsudo Mount --bind/sys/mnt/sys
5.Chroot to the Linux system on the hard disk
sudo chroot /mnt
6. Install & Update Grub
grub2-Install /dev/sdagrub2-mkconfig-o/boot/grub2/grub.cfg
7.Grub has been repaired successfully, we also need to exit the chroot environment, uninstall the already mounted devices and directories:
chroot Environment sudo umount /mnt/devsudoumount /mnt/procsudoumount /mnt/syssudoumount /mnt
8. Reboot!
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