When ever I try to boot into manjaro linux via grub2win, I get the error, "error: loading \vmlinuz-linux: Not Found", and , error; load into the kernel first or something like that. Was wondering if anyone can help :/
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Hi Jack. Can you post your Manjaro menu? Tough to answer without seeing
what you've got. The menu should be in the c:\grub2\windata\customconfigs
folder.
There is a special script that must be run in Linux for Manjaro and Fedora.
It sets up the kernel files with stable names so that Grub can find them at boot time.
See the Fedora and Manjaro topic in the advanced section of Grub2Win help.
The script is called kernset.sh and it is available in C:\grub2\winhelp. It should be copied to your Fedora or Manjaro partition and run within Linux whenever the kernel is updated. You can run it as often as desired since it simply refreshes the links each time it is run.
The script must be run with root permissions using sudo.
Please let me know if this works for you.
Thanks,
Dave
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When ever I try to boot into manjaro linux via grub2win, I get the error, "error: loading \vmlinuz-linux: Not Found", and , error; load into the kernel first or something like that. Was wondering if anyone can help :/
Hi Jack. Can you post your Manjaro menu? Tough to answer without seeing
what you've got. The menu should be in the c:\grub2\windata\customconfigs
folder.
On Tue, Feb 4, 2020 at 8:38 PM Jack Burnham lovarature@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
The folder is empty, im kinda stuck
What version of Grub2Win are you running.
latest one, i downloaded it yesterday
Hi Jack,
There is a special script that must be run in Linux for Manjaro and Fedora.
It sets up the kernel files with stable names so that Grub can find them at boot time.
See the Fedora and Manjaro topic in the advanced section of Grub2Win help.
The script is called kernset.sh and it is available in C:\grub2\winhelp. It should be copied to your Fedora or Manjaro partition and run within Linux whenever the kernel is updated. You can run it as often as desired since it simply refreshes the links each time it is run.
The script must be run with root permissions using sudo.
Please let me know if this works for you.
Thanks,
Dave