Fixing GRUB
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2. Booting Live OS
First, Boot from a Live Debian OS
On a PC or Virtual Machine you may need to Enter BIOS and Set the ROM/Drive as the First, loading Device. -
3. Chrooting Debian
Now to Chroot Debian OS
First, switch to the Admin Prompt:sudo su
Now make the Target Directory with:
mkdir /mnt/chrootdir
Then Mount the main Partition:
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/chrootdir
And the required Directories:
for dir in proc dev sys etc bin sbin var usr lib lib64 tmp; do mkdir /mnt/chrootdir/$dir && mount --bind /$dir /mnt/chrootdir/$dir done
Last, to Chroot simply play:
chroot /mnt/chrootdir
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4. Fixing GRUB
Now to Reinstall GRUB on Debian
Run:grub-install /dev/sda
And again:
update-grub2
Next to Exit Chroot Env:
exit
Finally, Reboot into your Restored System
reboot now
Thanks to askubuntu.com #254491.
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