How to fix grub after fixing 'no bootable device' error in Acer aspire one cloud 14? Ubuntu 18.04
I helped installing Ubuntu 18.04 in an Acer Aspire One cloud 14. Then I noticed the No booting device error
I followed these instructions that recommended '“Select an UEFI file as trusted for executing”' and then I got a purple screen after reboot.
Picking the right order for the newly fixed boot (I left 'yes' in the description as in the image in the link) didn't work immediately, I had to disable secure boot to obtain the GRUB screen and form there picking *Ubuntu -the first option- didn't work. Most answers recommend to disable secure boot and apparently that fixed the error in the past.
In my case, I only can load Ubuntu if I pick the recovery option, pick recovery mode, 'update grub loader' and then resume the load of Ubuntu and login. I don't know how to fix since most old answers (for 16.04 or older) end with the solution given above, but how can I fix grub permanently?
boot grub2 18.04 uefi acer
asked Mar 20 at 23:20
Andrés ParadaAndrés Parada
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I helped installing Ubuntu 18.04 in an Acer Aspire One cloud 14. Then I noticed the No booting device error
I followed these instructions that recommended '“Select an UEFI file as trusted for executing”' and then I got a purple screen after reboot.
Picking the right order for the newly fixed boot (I left 'yes' in the description as in the image in the link) didn't work immediately, I had to disable secure boot to obtain the GRUB screen and form there picking *Ubuntu -the first option- didn't work. Most answers recommend to disable secure boot and apparently that fixed the error in the past.
In my case, I only can load Ubuntu if I pick the recovery option, pick recovery mode, 'update grub loader' and then resume the load of Ubuntu and login. I don't know how to fix since most old answers (for 16.04 or older) end with the solution given above, but how can I fix grub permanently?
boot grub2 18.04 uefi acer
asked Mar 20 at 23:20
Andrés ParadaAndrés Parada
7411
If you can boot Ubuntu why didn't you runsudo update-grubyet? If it runs without errors you need to check the boot options at the UEFI.
– GabrielaGarcia
Mar 21 at 18:11
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I helped installing Ubuntu 18.04 in an Acer Aspire One cloud 14. Then I noticed the No booting device error
I followed these instructions that recommended '“Select an UEFI file as trusted for executing”' and then I got a purple screen after reboot.
Picking the right order for the newly fixed boot (I left 'yes' in the description as in the image in the link) didn't work immediately, I had to disable secure boot to obtain the GRUB screen and form there picking *Ubuntu -the first option- didn't work. Most answers recommend to disable secure boot and apparently that fixed the error in the past.
In my case, I only can load Ubuntu if I pick the recovery option, pick recovery mode, 'update grub loader' and then resume the load of Ubuntu and login. I don't know how to fix since most old answers (for 16.04 or older) end with the solution given above, but how can I fix grub permanently?
boot grub2 18.04 uefi acer
asked Mar 20 at 23:20
Andrés ParadaAndrés Parada
7411
I helped installing Ubuntu 18.04 in an Acer Aspire One cloud 14. Then I noticed the No booting device error
I followed these instructions that recommended '“Select an UEFI file as trusted for executing”' and then I got a purple screen after reboot.
Picking the right order for the newly fixed boot (I left 'yes' in the description as in the image in the link) didn't work immediately, I had to disable secure boot to obtain the GRUB screen and form there picking *Ubuntu -the first option- didn't work. Most answers recommend to disable secure boot and apparently that fixed the error in the past.
In my case, I only can load Ubuntu if I pick the recovery option, pick recovery mode, 'update grub loader' and then resume the load of Ubuntu and login. I don't know how to fix since most old answers (for 16.04 or older) end with the solution given above, but how can I fix grub permanently?
boot grub2 18.04 uefi acer
boot grub2 18.04 uefi acer
asked Mar 20 at 23:20
Andrés ParadaAndrés Parada
7411
asked Mar 20 at 23:20
Andrés ParadaAndrés Parada
7411
asked Mar 20 at 23:20
Andrés ParadaAndrés Parada
7411
asked Mar 20 at 23:20
Andrés ParadaAndrés Parada
7411
asked Mar 20 at 23:20
Andrés ParadaAndrés Parada
7411
7411
If you can boot Ubuntu why didn't you runsudo update-grubyet? If it runs without errors you need to check the boot options at the UEFI.
– GabrielaGarcia
Mar 21 at 18:11
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If you can boot Ubuntu why didn't you runsudo update-grubyet? If it runs without errors you need to check the boot options at the UEFI.
– GabrielaGarcia
Mar 21 at 18:11
If you can boot Ubuntu why didn't you run
sudo update-grub yet? If it runs without errors you need to check the boot options at the UEFI.– GabrielaGarcia
Mar 21 at 18:11
If you can boot Ubuntu why didn't you run
sudo update-grub yet? If it runs without errors you need to check the boot options at the UEFI.– GabrielaGarcia
Mar 21 at 18:11
add a comment |
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If you can boot Ubuntu why didn't you run
sudo update-grubyet? If it runs without errors you need to check the boot options at the UEFI.– GabrielaGarcia
Mar 21 at 18:11