Windows 7 and Ubuntu 12.04 Dual boot, Grub not showing!
Solution 1
you can try this where 'j' is your iso image go to start menu run enter the command below
J:\wubi.exe --force-wubi
Solution 2
Temporary Solution
When you start your pc keep Left Shift
pressed. it will show you the grub
Permanent solution
If you get to start ubuntu by the temp soln then to make boot permanently show the grub-
Open startup manager(install it if it isnt installed from sofware center)
Change the value for timeout- pref 5 - 10 secs
Default OS - Whatever you want
Rest leave everything as it(you can edit that if you want to)
if that does not work install boot-repair
via ppa
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install boot-repair
This worked for me should work for you too
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Thomas De Pauw
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Thomas De Pauw over 1 year
I'm trying to create an own function to send an alert mail from SP. I know there are default Alerts and methods that send them. But for my situation I need to send them manually.
My main question is how I can get an alerttemplate (SPAlertTemplate) from the file that provides the templates:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\TEMPLATE\XML\alerttemplates.xml
So the manually send mails look the same as the default alert mails.
what i try to accomplish would be in code:
SPAlertTemplate = ?.Get(SPAlertTemplateType.GenericList);
or
SPAlertTemplate = ?.[SPAlertTemplateType.GenericList];
But I have no idea what function is responsible for storing/managing these templates or if this is even the right way to get a default template.
Thanks in advance
Oxillery
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irrational John almost 12 years@ThomsBell If you do use the
Boot-Repair
tool and it displays a message with a URL that looks likehttp://paste.ubuntu.com/123456/
then remember it for possible future reference. The link contains information about how your system boot is configured that could be of use if your system is still not booting the way you prefer/need it to. -
Liang Lee almost 12 yearsthis i already told you in your asked question askubuntu.com/questions/148452/…