02-06-2015, 05:01 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-06-2015, 05:44 AM by gold_finger.)
Not sure where to go with this -- don't recall seeing something like this happen before. Going to just have you post back with some terminal output that might show some clues on how to proceed.
You can do this from your Voyager install if you don't feel like booting the live DVD again. (It makes no difference.) Open a terminal and enter following commands.
First two commands will give more details on partitions:
(Last command ends in lowercase letter "L", not number 1.)
Make a mount point, then mount the Root partition for installed LL. (Substitute correct partition if it is not sda2 anymore.)
Print contents of fstab file to screen with this command:
Print the menu entries from the grub.cfg file to screen:
Copy entire output from first to last command and paste it back here for us to see. Once pasted into your reply, highlight that pasted output and hit the code button (#) along top to enclose it in [ code ] blocks so it is easier for us to read.
Now go ahead and unmount the partition.
Get rid of the temporary mount point we made in beginning
Close terminal.
You can do this from your Voyager install if you don't feel like booting the live DVD again. (It makes no difference.) Open a terminal and enter following commands.
First two commands will give more details on partitions:
Code:
sudo blkid -c /dev/null
sudo parted -l
Make a mount point, then mount the Root partition for installed LL. (Substitute correct partition if it is not sda2 anymore.)
Code:
sudo mkdir /mnt/LL
sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/LL
Print contents of fstab file to screen with this command:
Code:
cat /mnt/LL/etc/fstab
Print the menu entries from the grub.cfg file to screen:
Code:
grep "menuentry '" /mnt/LL/boot/grub/grub.cfg
Copy entire output from first to last command and paste it back here for us to see. Once pasted into your reply, highlight that pasted output and hit the code button (#) along top to enclose it in [ code ] blocks so it is easier for us to read.
Now go ahead and unmount the partition.
Code:
sudo umount /mnt/LL
Get rid of the temporary mount point we made in beginning
Code:
sudo rmdir /mnt/LL
Close terminal.
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