#Cant get actual GRUB/ Linux mint
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Yes but grub can’t find the partition
And Linux installs successfully but i cant boot it from grub ir any other way so i might just start over fresh and try again
So, what do you actually get when you boot?
Could you photo your boot process?
Im at school right now but later yea
ok
when you take photgraphs, use landscape orientation and dont cut off stuff.
stretch terminal wider so full lines are shown. use camera in wide landscape
make sure win fast startup is off before even attempting to dualboot install
ok so i just went thru the same thing, i think.
i have an nvidia card but after selecting linux from the grub it would hang but respond to a ctrl-alt-del
what discovered was that it wasnt the disk identifiers as update-grub didnt fix it
TLDR
i enabled the onboard gpu connected one monitor to that, left my gaming monitor on the nvidia card, select ongoard as primary display
now i can boot into linux like normal AND the nvidia card works fine.
this allows for update but i suspect that during boot, the linux kernal is bouncing req off and the nvidia driver chokes.
so try switching to the onboard gpu connect your monitor to it set it as primary then try to boot normally
if it works then its a gpu issue
you can boot with nomodeset parameter also, if the gpu is causing the issue
and so how to add that parameter
In the grub menu, select mint and press e, then type nomodeset next to quiet splash
If it gives you a black screen with nvidia, then disable secure boot in bios
@hollow tendon i only get the option to boot into gnu grub an not the actual GRUB menu with actual linux and windows boot options.
That's grub menu of your usb stick
Oh shi-
Oh and when i do use GNU Grub it boots into live test linux mint
Take out your usb stick, see where it boots
It booted to windows
Are you sure you even instaled mint?
It said install successful
ok, then show me the boot menu without usb stick plugged in
no, I meant in bios setup
ok, go back to mint usb, open the terminal there and screenshot
lsblk -f
@hollow tendon
Also heres the boot repair thing if you need it: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BwnFXjbcCF/