The listed solution didn’t work for me. It’s just returning:
cp: cannot stat 'grub/x86_64-efi/core.efi': No such file or directory
How do i fix this? Complete linux noob who recently switched over from windows
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I renamed the topic, i hope i had guessed properly what was meant.
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As good as any. I had intended to rename it myself, but was side-tracked.
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In the other thread, a link to this information was marked as the solution to their issue:
A more complete procedure:
1. Boot with the Manjaro Installer USB and enter a chroot environment via the Terminal.
Information on entering chroot can be found here:
2. Once in chroot the suggested “install-grub” method should have been:
Firstly, install the install-grub script.
pacman -S install-grub
(the script may not be installed by default)install-grub
(replaces the installed grub instance)update-grub
(updates the grub configuration)exit
(exits thechrootenvironment)
3. Reboot to your Manjaro system.
Instuctions for the more traditional Grub restore procedure;
if needed / for reference:
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