This problem is making me feel stupid and I really wanna resolve this. But he didn't fight it through and instead switched to parrots and was never resolved, so I've started my own account and have made my own thread to get some hands-on support hopefully. If it is a live USB, the /boot/grub folder includes a. However, since GRUB puts its config files in /boot/grub, where those will go depends on what kind of installation you have in the USB drive. So while searching I found another person ( ) with a similar problem ish. (where sdb is your USB drive) should work when booted from the hard drive with USB drive connected. I've been at this for a long time and nothing online is helping, either it's unclear, not my specific problem or other. I have to then shut off the laptop then start again. (memdisk) (hd0) (hd0,msdos2) (hd0,msdos1)īut then it wipes everything and shows this on the top left corner while spazzing out: Anywhere else TAB lists possible device or file completions" For the first word, TAB lists possible command completions. "Minimal BASH-like line editing is supported. What I expected to come up with was Kalis boot options but instead what came up was not what I expected and I have never experienced or seen it: When the first startup page arrives, you will need to put the keyboard layout, time zone, and other related information to get started with Ubuntu Live.
#Put just grub on usb from winows install#
I inserted the USB into the laptop and booted it in. Here, despite choosing the Install Ubuntu button, we will press on the Try Ubuntu button to use Ubuntu as a live ISO file. The following covers the process of installing Grub2 on a USB Flash Drive from within Windows.
#Put just grub on usb from winows how to#
I then used 'balenaEtcher' to flash and burn it into a brand new SanDisk 16Gb USB. How to Install Grub2 on USB from Windows. I downloaded 'kali-linux-2021.3a-live-amd64' from the 'Live Boot' option from, the 'recommended' one. I have another SanDisk 16Gb USB with Tails OS on it which works perfectly fine. I'm using a Lenovo IdeaPad with no hard drive. I've watched so many youtube videos as well as read through so many websites, been trying to figure this out since 8 pm till now, 5:20 am GMT
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