Latest version of Ubuntu dual boot with Windows 7 - boot issues for Windows 7
I have tried the idea of changing the boot script but the ntldr command
was not found. The error is "unknown command 'ntldr'". Before this change
the error was "invalid EFI file path".
The initial boot script: setparams 'windows 7 (loader) (on /dev/sda3)'
insmod part_gpt insmod ntfs set root='(hd0,gpt3)' search --no-floppy
--fs-uuid --set=root 0E208EAC208E9A7B chainloader +1
I have many partitions on 2 HDD's, of which I can not tell where Ubuntu
placed itself. Either tell me how to uninstall grub or how to fix the dual
boot. I am going through this to get access to GCC. I have been down a day
and need to get back to my work on Windows.
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