The boot repair output in the first post indicates that Ubuntu on sda3 is the default but the first direct mention by the OP that it is in fact booting Ubuntu was post 36. Although asked and never...
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The boot repair output in the first post indicates that Ubuntu on sda3 is the default but the first direct mention by the OP that it is in fact booting Ubuntu was post 36. Although asked and never...
Probably which is why I posted what I did in post 5. I haven't seen a response indicating which OS is being modified.
In your initial post, you asked how to unhide the Grub boot menu for each OS and that was explained to you in the various posts. You need to edit the /etc/grub/default file so that you do not have...
The simplest thing to attempt to repair this problem is the update -grub suggestion above and if that does not succeed, get boot repair as suggested in post 2 and make sure NOT to try to do a repair....
Whether you use only one systems or several is your choice. What reason would you want to do that? The problems you are seeing are the result of the default options being changed in the...
Has the editing you have been doing all been while booted into Ubuntu as that should be the primary boot OS according to the boot repair report (/dev/sda3)? In an earlier post you show zorin themes...
The 4GB limitation is the maximum file size. You can find more details on it at the site at the link below or doing a simple online search to find other sites.
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What are you going to use if for? If you are going to use it with both Linux and windows you will need to use a windows filesystem as a default windows system does not understand Linux filesystems. ...
Based on the information you have posted, your 3 systems (mint, ubuntu,zorin) are all on the sda drive which is a gpt drive and has an efi partition The first questions I have is didthis ever work,...
In your initial post, you indicate that sdd8 was your /home partition and that you were running out of space on it and wanted to enlarge it so you wanted to shrink /root to the left. You mean the /...
An alternative to pulling/turning off a wall switch is the simple method explained at the site from the link below. What it does, how it works is also explained.
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It is usually a good idea to do a backup more than once a year.
If there was a power outage while the disk was plugged in, you should run a filesystem check on the various partition filesystems. ...
That is the EFI partition and in all likelihood was there with your install of windows and Ubuntu simply put its EFI boot files in a separate directory on that partition. That partition needs to be...
There are a number of suggestions listed at the site at the link below. You might start by reading through it and if you attempt to use any suggestions, make detailed notes of exactly what you did...
Running the boot repair script and posting the output link here would go a long way to get help. Since you can boot with the entry you posted, have you tried putting that exact entry in the...
Do you have Secure boot enabled in the BIOS? Was it on when you installed Opensuse?
That seems unusual as partitions generally are available on Ubuntu under /media/username (replace username...
There are a number of threads here with that problem with no specific solution. You might do a search on the forum or online for possible solutions and if you use any, make note of exactly what you...
What is a 'mains problem' you refer to in your initial post? Also, what do you mean by 'PC Repair'? You mention win 10 in your initial post but boot repair shows you have windows vista which is...
There is also a grub.cfg file on the EFI partition and if you had placed the above 'configfile' entry there and saved the change I expect it would have booted showing the menu from the grub.cfg file...
It is not possible to tell from the image you posted but it appears as though you have selected the entire drive to be formatted with one of the options shown and the mount point at the bottom of the...
The 404 error reported means it cannot find the IP address which generally means the server is down or your internet connection is. Have you checked that? Just ping the IP you have and see if it...
If you have windows and Ubuntu on separate physical drives, it should be a simple matter of selecting the drive with windows in the one time boot option in your BIOS firmware on boot. Select the...
Create a cron entry for it. Doing that and creating various cron jobs is explained at the link below .
https://blog.iron.io/how-to-run-cron-jobs-every-5-minutes-10-minutes-or-15-minutes/
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Canonical is a for profit business which makes money primarily by selling support for the system. Ubuntu forums is simply a group of volunteers which has NO control or input any more than anyone...
I believe a better explanation of what you intended and what happened is required. Read that statement and think about the logic. It is not possible to delete files that do not exist!