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How to restore GRUB 2
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the command you have used is wrong giving an error grub-install –root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sdX
this is the correct command
grub-install –root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda
wordpress is replaces the two dashes – - (without spaces) so it does not work when you copy it to a terminal
thanks for pointing that out..
In the post, the following is written in bold, just below the command to install grub..
“Here is your drive alphabet. Ususally if only one drive is connected, then it is connected as /dev/sda. Still be sure about the drive alphabet before running this command.”
I hope that this is explanatory enough…
However, on my part, I forgot to mention X in the sentence “Here is your drive alphabet”.. Have updated the sentence to ready “Here X is your drive alphabet”.