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Hi there I seem to have a serious problem that google wasn't able to help me with. I'm a novice with GNU systems. I was clearing up some space on my boot folder (which of course what I think went wrong) because the memory was full for more updates. I followed some instructions I found on the web and everything was working fine. I have another hard-disk with Win10 that I use to game on. After the reset, I tried to return to Ubuntu when I came to the GNU GRUB menu as always and behold there is no more Ubuntu option.

This stinks. What should I try?

antivirtel
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/boot contains bootloader, kernel and other images, what will boot. If you deleted some files, you can fall in to grub rescue, or something like that. If you will not get Grub at all, get a Live Image, and follow the instructions here.

If you must free up some space, you should use package manager (apt-get) to remove old kernels SAFELY.

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