we can try installing the actual grub package incase it's missing stuff rajivmars, you are using virtualbox or vmware? kamild1996: ok, try booting the live usb again EriC^^, normal failed (no such partition), ext2 didn't give an error So I guess I mount as different shareS? rajivmars: for intel it's usually labeled VT in the bios rajivmars, you want to look for keywords intel IOMMU and VT-d. that's why am asking you for a command to check weather my computer supports virtualization or not? SuperMechaCow: i have checked every bit of my motherboard spec, i didn't find any thing named virtualization. kamild1996: try 'ls -l' too, let me know if it works anyone ever seen an issue when resuming from suspend where it doesnt work around 20% of the time? if i kill power and reboot it resumes from the hibernation image rajivmars: just run 'lscpu', and see what it says. Seems to be GRUB, just not working properly as I see kamild1996: ok but now you get grub right? rajivmars: install cpu-checker and run kvm-ok. kamild1996: that's kind of odd, sdb only has sdb1 and sdb2, wonder why it thinks it has sdb4 sipior also provided materials to double check The best way to know is your motherboard spec sheet. rajivmars, there are but I'm not sure what they are. what the executable name for the file browser is there any command to check weather my computer supports virtualization or not? I am using a 64-bit guest (ubuntu 16.04). SuperMechaCow: In my knowledge, i have checked everything.

SuperMechaCow: I my knowledge, i have checked everything. 'grub-probe: error: cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sdb4. EriC^^, 'done' but there's on error message. Rajivmars: do you satisfy the requirements listed in ?

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