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Dual Booting Ubuntu 16.04.6 with Windows 10 on a HP Pavilion laptop
I am trying to build my own mobile manipulator robot, and would like to use Robot Operating System (ROS) to control multiple Arduinos in tandem, wirelessly. All this is on a HP Pavilion laptop.
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Grub menu not displaying
My grub menu is not showing during startup, as a result of which Windows is loading by default. I have unchecked both hiberante and and fastboot options,
but still default Windows is loading and grub ...
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Dual boot with Grub Ubuntu / Win 10 no longer available with Win10 Ver 1803 update
Dual boot with Grub Ubuntu 16.04 / Win 10 broke when Win 10 automatically updated to Version 1803 in August, 2018. Windows overwrote the Master Boot Record and the Grub menu has disappeared. Ubuntu ...
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Cannot boot into Grub2 menu (dual-boot Ubuntu 16.04 and Windows 10)
I have a an HP envy dv6 notebook on which was installed Windows 8 (later on upgraded to Windows 10). I have installed Ubuntu 16.04 on my laptop in dual-boot mode with Windows 10. I have struggled to ...
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Manual kernel update: System won't boot new kernel
In response to Dirty COW, I installed the 4.4.0-45 kernel as described in the answer to this question.
Output from dpkg -l | grep '4\.4\.0-45'
ii linux-headers-4.4.0-45 ...
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On system boot, Grub is not letting me to choose between Operating systems but it does on system restart
he issue is when the system is booted for the first time, my Grub shows Ubuntu 16.04 as well as Windows 7 but it is not letting me to choose between operating system and boots Ubuntu.
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How to boot to command-line interface in Ubuntu 16.04
I want to permanently switch from GUI mode to text mode interface in Ubuntu 16.04.
I tried editing the configuration in /etc/default/grub as follows:
Adding # before GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="...
