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BOOTMGR missing new system installation
I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a new SSD, I've used www.isotousb.com software to move the ubuntu iso to the SSD from my laptop. Now when booting the first thing that its showing is:
"Loading Operating System...
BOOTMGR is missing
Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart"
How can I get this working ?
Thank you
"Loading Operating System...
BOOTMGR is missing
Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart"
How can I get this working ?
Thank you
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I'm not migrating, I'm trying to install a fresh copy, but keep getting into bumps. For example if I enter the bootable CD with ubuntu it says to "remove other media".. The latest was this, when I've tried to put the iso directly onto the SSD but now it says the booting manager is not installed..
Are you able to start live Ubuntu cd ? Not installing just starting live could be useful...
Be sure to use the last Ubuntu version
Be sure to use the last Ubuntu version
yes tried a thousand times, the error is "remove other media drives". Also I reboot once and then the keyboard doesn't work anymore. I need to shut down completely and change the usb port of keyboard, then it works but it only works the first time. Thats why i decided to move the iso directly to the ssd, but then the error was related with the lack of a boot manager which obviously is not installed as the ssd is new and hadn't had any OS's installed on it before. Maybe I should install a booting manager then try ? Any suggestions ?
>> to move the ubuntu iso to the SSD from my laptop << what exactly are you doing?
anyhow, i suggest a fresh install - and backup your data; always the best solution
anyhow, i suggest a fresh install - and backup your data; always the best solution
I am trying a fresh install, I have no data to loose. My desktop is having one brand new SSD and a brand new motherboard. It doesn't let me boot from a CD or USB as its getting an error "Loading operating system ...
Remove disks or other media
Press any key to restart"
I have even tried to install a Windows XP from CD but the same story.
Because of the above error I have moved the ubuntu installation directly to the SSD only to get a new error saying:
"Loading Operating System...
BOOTMGR is missing
Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart"
Remove disks or other media
Press any key to restart"
I have even tried to install a Windows XP from CD but the same story.
Because of the above error I have moved the ubuntu installation directly to the SSD only to get a new error saying:
"Loading Operating System...
BOOTMGR is missing
Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart"
There is something unclear, this error is relative to hard drive. Means that hd doesn't contain a valid file system. Try to remove USB external drives. Live can recognize the drive with the correct size ?
@ sognoct what error are you referring at ? I am trying the Live Ubuntu yes either on USB, or on CD and I got this error:
"Loading operating system ...
Remove disks or other media
Press any key to restart"
I then tried to put the Ubuntu LIVE directly onto the SSD and I got this error:
"Loading Operating System...
BOOTMGR is missing
Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart"
Please advise.
"Loading operating system ...
Remove disks or other media
Press any key to restart"
I then tried to put the Ubuntu LIVE directly onto the SSD and I got this error:
"Loading Operating System...
BOOTMGR is missing
Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart"
Please advise.
What is unclear is :
Appeared the request "'Press any key to boot from CD/DVD'" ?
Or do you have just ""Loading Operating System... " and then "BOOTMGR is missing" ?
which is MB model ?
Appeared the request "'Press any key to boot from CD/DVD'" ?
Or do you have just ""Loading Operating System... " and then "BOOTMGR is missing" ?
which is MB model ?
>> It doesn't let me boot from a CD or USB as its getting an error "Loading operating system ...<< then it is too late - you have to access the bios before that, and set the boot priority to cd
what system is this ? model or mobo ?
what system is this ? model or mobo ?
motherboard model ?
try installing from usb, tutorial here :
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
try installing from usb, tutorial here :
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
Its a brand new Gigabyte 970A-D3
As I've previously explained I've already tried to install from usb or cd. Nothing worked. And yes I've went to bios and set the boot priority to either one, and same errors appear.
No it didn't appear the "Press any key to boot from CD/DVD". Its just displaying "Loading Operating System... " and after few seconds "BOOTMGR is missing" or "Remove disks or other media"
As I've previously explained I've already tried to install from usb or cd. Nothing worked. And yes I've went to bios and set the boot priority to either one, and same errors appear.
No it didn't appear the "Press any key to boot from CD/DVD". Its just displaying "Loading Operating System... " and after few seconds "BOOTMGR is missing" or "Remove disks or other media"
I've already tried that, either F12 or setting the boot priority were already tried with the same outcome :-(
if you cannot boot from cd, either cd media or drive are defective
test both on another PC -one at a time
test both on another PC -one at a time
Both the BluRay and DVD drives were working on the last motherboard.
I've not found the settings to AHCI yet, but I've managed to take my laptop's SSD and put it on the desktop, with the blank SSD as slave and with Ubuntu Guest account I've managed to get inside. Now I don't know where to go from here :-( because I'll get into the same issues. How can I install linux on the slave SSD without rebooting ? Please help
I've not found the settings to AHCI yet, but I've managed to take my laptop's SSD and put it on the desktop, with the blank SSD as slave and with Ubuntu Guest account I've managed to get inside. Now I don't know where to go from here :-( because I'll get into the same issues. How can I install linux on the slave SSD without rebooting ? Please help
The 970A-D3 is a UEFI motherboard, follow the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI
(The instructions you are using right now are probably for motherboards with a legacy BIOS.)
(The instructions you are using right now are probably for motherboards with a legacy BIOS.)
fastest and easy way once you installed ubuntu on the other pc is to reformat and install. but if you really want to install on the already copied files :
you still need to start in live cd then you have to install grub. Here is a full tutorial :
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCdRecovery
you still need to start in live cd then you have to install grub. Here is a full tutorial :
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCdRecovery
The EFI boot option plus instructions to use x64 bit did the trick, I'm in the middle of installation and hopefully everything goes smoothly from this point on. Thanks everyone and will update this after completing the install of xubuntu
Best Regards!
Best Regards!
Go to BIOS and disable UEFI boot by changing it to Legacy one. Since then the CD or DVD will boot correctly. The standard cd or dvd installation media is not designed to boot on efi mode.
noxcho: Not every UEFI system includes legacy BIOS emulation; I suspect the author's system may be a "pure" UEFI.
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Did you follow all the necessary steps?
http://radu.cotescu.com/migrating-your-ubuntu-machine-to-a-ssd-drive/