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Yep, that is why you need paragon file transfer wizard- you can get at the contents of the mint partition using it.
Windows/Linux dual-boot imaging using Macrium
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After that boot from boot repair CD https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair and edit GRUB config. Just replace hd0,3 to hd0,4 in my example (replace all instances) , save it and boot.
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Thanks for the replies guys - I must say though, its a bit over my head as I'm still coming to terms with various bootloaders, chainloading and GRUB.
Right now though, it seems as if I was mistaken : my understanding was that I could restore everything back to the way it was from the Macrium images, but it appears I am wrong (even if I restore both the Windows and Linux partitions precisely the same as existed at the time that the images were made).
Thats the bit I am struggling to understand : if the images of a working system are restored, why won't the system work as before?
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Yes, I restore C: first, then the Mint and Swap partitions
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Umm....do you mean the C: partition? This is the partition I boot Windows from.
Yes, perfect boot. No trouble.
In C:\NST, I don't have a menu.lst -I only have 2 x .mbr files:
AutoNeoGrub0.mbr - dated 02/08/2012 not sure why this file exists, date doesn't correspond?
AutoNeoGrub1.mbr - dated 06/08/2012 (date image restored)
I have attached them - these are typical contents:
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Did you remove linux from bootmenu using easybcd, and later recreated again?
AutoNeoGrub0.mbr and AutoNeoGrub1.mbr are actually the same. They refer to ang0 and the other to ang1 (on 4 places). But basic it's a generic thing.
In elevated command prompt:
Do you see AutoNeoGrub0 or AutoNeoGrub1 in the list, or both? If AutoNeoGrubx is not listed there then delete AutoNeoGrubx.mbrCode:bcdedit/enum all
Which one did you delete?
Do you have a file called ang0 or ang1. Most likely in root folder. check linux and win7
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Hi,
Originally, I had a backup of the BCD prior to adding the Linux entry, so i restored that, and then added the Linux entry, but it still fails to boot Linux.
I see both an ANG0 and ANG1 in C:\
Using bcdedit /enum all, I see:
I deleted AutoNeoGrub1.mbr and also ANG1, and then rebooted. Linux still did not reboot.Code:Real-mode Boot Sector --------------------- identifier {c2c5dd6a-dca7-11e1-8c3c-10bf480d8583} device partition=C: path \NST\AutoNeoGrub0.mbr description Linux Mint 13 x64
Regards,
Golden
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