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Re: "insmod normal" returning "unknown filesystem" in rescue shell


From: Pascal Hambourg
Subject: Re: "insmod normal" returning "unknown filesystem" in rescue shell
Date: Sat, 14 Nov 2020 09:13:13 +0100
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Hello,

Le 12/11/2020 à 14:39, Leo Kerr a écrit :
Hi everyone, i'm trying to get linux on a laptop of mine and it gives me a
rescue shell everytime i start it up. I set the prefix and root to the
first partition on the first disk (where grub is installed) in the rescue
shell and "insmod normal" gives me "error: unknown filesystem". The
filesystem on it is fat32 so i know grub can access it but i have no idea
why it won't. Anyone have an idea on why it won't read it?
At this stage, GRUB can read a FAT filesystem only if the FAT driver module was included in its core image by grub-install, either implicitly if grub-install detected that /boot/grub is in a FAT filesystem or explicitly with the --modules=fat option.



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