Introduction to restoration methods for accidentally deleting Linux systems on Dual-boot computers

Article Title: describes how to restore a Linux system by mistake on a dual-boot computer. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Including desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, open source, and other basic categories of Windows XP/Linux dual-start machines generally use grub as the boot program. If you accidentally delete Linux partitions in Windows, grub cannot start because the configuration file cannot be found. There are two solutions.

1. manually start Windows

After the system is started, go to the grub console and enter the following command:

Rootnoverify (hd0, 0)

Chainloader + 1

Boot

You can start Windows successfully. The parameter (hd0, 0) indicates that Windows is installed in the first partition of the first hard disk, that is, drive C. However, to use this method, you must enter the preceding command every time you restart the machine. Therefore, it can only be used as an emergency.

2. Use the Windows fault recovery console for repair

Insert the Windows XP installation disc, start from the disc, and then select the R key to start the fault recovery console. Select the Windows to log on to (generally 1) and enter the password. Run the following command:

Fixmbr

The system will prompt "the partition table may be damaged", ignore it, and answer Y. After a moment, the system will prompt that the repair is complete. Then restart the computer.