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I have the same problem as this post. I have followed it's accepted answer in this way: I ran

set pager=1
ls

This is the result of ls

I found my linux root file system: (hd1,gpt7) and ran the mentioned commands in the answer: But I don't know what to put instead of /dev/sda1. In other words I don't know how what is the location of my root system. I ran commands with /dev/sda1 and get this result:

this image is before pressing enter after entering "boot" command

result after pressing enter

I don't know what to do now! (I couldn't comment these informations under the answer because I don't have the enough reputation :/.

Kamran Hosseini
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Insert or connect the Ubuntu live media (DVD or USB). Find out how to boot your computer from removable media.

Note that there is a difference between booting of older computers (BIOS/MBR) and newer ones designed for Windows 8 and later releases (UEFI/GPT).

Reboot the computer from live media and choose Try Ubuntu when asked.

Try Ubuntu

Connect to the internet, then open a terminal with Ctrl+Alt+t, paste the following commands and run them by pressing Enter:

sudo apt install software-properties-common; \ sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair; \ sudo apt-get update; \ sudo apt-get install -y boot-repair && boot-repair Note: You copy and run them all at once. If you want to run them individually just remove the trailing "; \".

That's it, the Boot-Repair window will appear!

duplicate of How to install the Boot-Repair tool in an Ubuntu live disc?

Zach
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