How to rid Ubuntu of the GRUB console?

Question

GRUB

Hello! Today I wanted to put a spare Ubuntu on the second hard in the system. The system drive before was an SSD in a docking station with the same distribution. Too lazy to pull it out. I did not touch it during installation, I just created ext4 marked the HDD as a place to install the bootloader. After installing the SSD, it stopped loading, only the HDD loaded. I reinstalled Ubuntu on the HDD, this time with an EFI partition in the image of the SSD - the same result. Spat and formatted the HDD. As a result, now when I boot, I go to the GRUB console and Ubuntu on the SSD boots only after googled:

linux (hd1,gpt1)/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda2
initrd (hd1,gpt1)/initrd.img
boot

But after reboot, the console returns again. How would I fix this? And at the same time to find out what I initially did wrong, if the goal was just to have Ubuntu booting into the absence of an SSD on the HDD and an SSD booting without regard to the HDD.

Answer 1

https://help.ubuntu.ru/wiki/grub