Linux boot press any key to continue

* в конце концов я переустановил всю систему. но это (впрочем как я и ожидал) проблему не решило. компьютер по прежнему загрузить невозможно. (не, ну хард точно рабочий )

собственно извечный вопрос: что делать?)
зы гугл мне ничего такого, что могло бы мне помочь не выдал (ну или я не умею искать).

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grub2: how to bypass "press any key"?

I recently updated my motherboard and moved my grub2 onto EFI partition. I have same grub menu, but after I select a menu entry and press Enter, a message "Press any key" comes and the loading stops until I press any key. Is there any way to just tell grub2 to ignore any errors and do not block loading of an operating system?

Can you provide us a copy of your grub.cfg file? I'm wondering if you adjusted the partitions (i.e. hd(0,0)) correctly with the move.

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Take a look a this tutorial titled: GRUB 2 bootloader - Full tutorial. This tutorial includes several screenshots where they're encountering "Press any key" messages.

For example

The GRUB Error 11 or GRUB Error 15:

In both cases the issue should be resolved by making sure that the OS entries in you're grub.cfg contain the correct references to the hard drive partition that they're suppose to be pointing to.

Typically you'll need to change references such as hd(0,0) to the correct partition's notation. Maybe hd(1,1) or something else.

Additionally the partition may be referenced by a UUID. If you're able to boot into the OS then do so and then when at a terminal prompt, type the command, blkid and note the UUID string for your particular HDD.

blkid example

$ blkid /dev/sda1: LABEL="SYSTEM_DRV" UUID="10BE8345DE8CB0148" TYPE="ntfs" /dev/sda5: UUID="1053b90f-4685-4317-9dac-fbcf3002838f" TYPE="ext4" /dev/sda6: UUID="av6WTb-69CU-4Ump-0fGR-dGbE-fTtC-fG93LA" TYPE="LVM2_member" /dev/mapper/vg_grinchy-lv_root: UUID="75e07a5d-345d-453c-99bd-97fe615fd956" TYPE="ext4" /dev/mapper/vg_grinchy-lv_swap: UUID="93016bc7-8902-4ca8-82a4-13cffc7b4353" TYPE="swap" /dev/mapper/vg_grinchy-lv_home: UUID="9b0bd0b8-9d75-467c-9694-98951325083d" TYPE="ext4" 

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[Solved] Having Trouble With Dual Boot, Get Press Any Key To Continue

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[Solved] Having Trouble With Dual Boot, Get Press Any Key To Continue

Post by John_316 » Wed Sep 15, 2021 4:22 am

Hi,
Having an issue with dual boot. When the boot screen comes up with an option for Win 10 or Mint if I try to boot to Windows I get "Press any key to continue" so I do and no response. If I reboot and choose Linux, no problems. If I go into the BIOS at boot up and change the boot sequence to Windows first it just boots straight into Windows. Any suggestions please?

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Re: Having Trouble With Dual Boot, Get Press Any Key To Continue

Post by Pierre » Wed Sep 15, 2021 4:26 am

Hi John,
can you give some Information about your machine:
& since you can't get into the LinuxMint System,
- some basic Information on the Make & Model will be useful.

as there is an different type of Repair Fix if it is 64bit or 32bit machine.

Please edit your original post title to include [SOLVED] - when your problem is solved!
and DO LOOK at those Unanswered Topics - - you may be able to answer some!.

Re: Having Trouble With Dual Boot, Get Press Any Key To Continue

Post by John_316 » Wed Sep 15, 2021 4:52 am

Pierre wrote: ⤴ Wed Sep 15, 2021 4:26 am Hi John,
can you give some Information about your machine:
& since you can't get into the LinuxMint System,
- some basic Information on the Make & Model will be useful.

as there is an different type of Repair Fix if it is 64bit or 32bit machine.

Hi Pierre, built this PC myself a couple of years ago. Asus Gaming PRO. Motherboard, Asus Strix GeForce GTX 960 Graphics card, Intel Core i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz, 8.00 GB Kingston (2x4GB) PC4-19200 (2400MHz) DDR4 RAM, Samsung 950 PRO 512GB Solid State Drive (Main HDD), Samsung SSD for Linux, Seasonic XP-660 V2 660W Power Supply, Windows 10 Home Edition.

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Re: Having Trouble With Dual Boot, Get Press Any Key To Continue

Post by DisturbedDragon » Wed Sep 15, 2021 7:50 am

Sounds like both boot loaders are working but not chaining together. Try booting into Mint and running in terminal

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Re: Having Trouble With Dual Boot, Get Press Any Key To Continue

Post by John_316 » Wed Sep 15, 2021 6:54 pm

DisturbedDragon wrote: ⤴ Wed Sep 15, 2021 7:50 am Sounds like both boot loaders are working but not chaining together. Try booting into Mint and running in terminal

You may not believe this. This morning my wife wanted me to boot the PC up so she could sort out some things for work before going there. She doesn't like my Microsoft Wired Natural Ergonomic 4000 Keyboard so I unplugged it and booted up with her Gigabyte keyboard and no problems. Have rebooted a few times now and no issues with the Gigabyte keyboard. Just have to work out some weird stuff with Firefox now! Thanks for your help!

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Re: Having Trouble With Dual Boot, Get Press Any Key To Continue

Post by DisturbedDragon » Wed Sep 15, 2021 9:35 pm

That would be the oddest fix for sure I've seen, but stranger things have happened I suppose. Only possibility if that is the case that come to mind is the MS keyboard has a short causing an I have no idea what key (think that's next to the any key) to constantly register causing some sort of error on boot. I would think a kernel update triggered a grub update that resolved the issue, but I could be wrong. Swapping keyboards out and booting would confirm if issue returns.

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Re: Having Trouble With Dual Boot, Get Press Any Key To Continue

Post by John_316 » Wed Sep 15, 2021 10:31 pm

DisturbedDragon wrote: ⤴ Wed Sep 15, 2021 9:35 pm That would be the oddest fix for sure I've seen, but stranger things have happened I suppose. Only possibility if that is the case that come to mind is the MS keyboard has a short causing an I have no idea what key (think that's next to the any key) to constantly register causing some sort of error on boot. I would think a kernel update triggered a grub update that resolved the issue, but I could be wrong. Swapping keyboards out and booting would confirm if issue returns.

Keyboard was defiantly the issue but it has no side affects on other systems and works perfectly on all keys, go figure!
EDIT: Came back, resolve at bottom post.

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