11-24-2015, 05:50 PM
Yes -- change boot order of drive and run code shown to install to its MBR. Then reboot and see if grub can boot computer from there.
If we're lucky, LL will finally boot. If Windows doesn't show as a boot choice, then run "sudo update-grub" once booted into installed LL to add it to the menu. (Don't run update-grub along with other code in this case because that won't work.)
If computer still won't boot Linux, then change boot priority back to new drive so Windows works again (assuming it doesn't when booting from regular HDD).
If we're lucky, LL will finally boot. If Windows doesn't show as a boot choice, then run "sudo update-grub" once booted into installed LL to add it to the menu. (Don't run update-grub along with other code in this case because that won't work.)
If computer still won't boot Linux, then change boot priority back to new drive so Windows works again (assuming it doesn't when booting from regular HDD).
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