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Error installing Ubuntu 18.04?
Installed Ubuntu instead of Debian. At the same time, Windows 7 was nearby. As a result, when booting Ubuntu, an error occurred that grub could not be installed. After a reboot, it won't go anywhere. I'm trying to start Ubuntu from the disk, it says: you need to load the kernel first. I'm just trying to go somewhere writes no such partion.
Help, I'm a complete noob and don't know what to do.
Here is a screenshot of partitioning. sda2 sda3 is Windows.
Tried through set prefix tried all hd0 on 2 and 3 writes unknow file system, on the rest unknow command normal.
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The most logical thing to do would be to try to restore grub. Sea of instructions. Or stupidly reinstall ubuntu.
But for good, you need to figure it out, it's probably the specifics of this laptop or the BIOS settings.
If you need at least a working Windows, then restore its bootloader - this can also be done through the installer disk
You have bad sectors on your hard drive, I think it should be replaced with a new one so that there will be no such errors in the future.
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