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MarioOLOLOL2018-08-09 12:04:05
Debian
MarioOLOLOL, 2018-08-09 12:04:05

I had Debian Stretch installed, but the memory was low. With the help of the AOMEI program, I expanded the volume. What needs to be installed to start Debian?

Starting the computer as usual, I got a blue screen and there I chose which OS to start, but after expanding the volume, clicking on Debian shows that there is no such disk partition. And all this is already on a black screen 5b6c04aa585d8374352497.jpeg5b6c04ae785c8516957729.jpeg.
I fixed it: grub rescue - Guide for beginners by techzone++ He has the same shit, only he used gparted.

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Teslaman, 2018-08-09
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Try to go from a bootable flash drive and restore the grub bootloader, how to do it - you can easily google it.
Perform operations with volumes better in gparted, this program works without jambs.

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