#forcepae

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loud thunder
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Anyways can you boot to grub?

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Grub needs forcepae to start?

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Hmmm

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Have you tried using a live USB

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From a very old Linux version

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To then edit grub.cfg to add forcepae

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Okay try booting, then editing grub.cfg

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I know it says DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE

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but ignore that. Changes will get overwritten after a kernel update but once you're booted you can add forcepae to /etc/default/grub

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Yep there's an option. Does it boot?

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I'm sure you don't even need Mint

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Select boot from local drive and press tab

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Then in the editor add forcepae

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To the kernel parameters... If it even directly boots the kernel

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If it just reboots to local grub it's useless