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[08:36] <Adil_G> Hy
[08:37] <Adil_G> Hesterday I began a convetsation about my problem
[08:37] <Adil_G> But I lost the conversation
[08:37] <Adil_G> Is anyone can help me?
[09:35] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> still here @Adil_G ?
[09:46] <CocolinoFan> Hello friends. Sorry to come here and just ask questions, but something really weird happened.
[09:46] <CocolinoFan> >I use Kubuntu, all is good :)
[09:46] <CocolinoFan> >I need to check my bootguard status and I use this project (https://github.com/felixsinger/bootguard-status)
[09:46] <CocolinoFan> > I run `sudo modprobe msr` it gives me `modprobe: FATAL: Module msr not found in directory /lib/modules/6.6.31+rpt-rpi-v7`. Odd, I think, but I run the same command in a different terminal window and it works (no output) *shrug* and I move on
[09:46] <CocolinoFan> > I add `iomem=relaxed` to the boot options in /etc/default/grub, all else in there is default
[09:46] <CocolinoFan> > Restart computer
[09:49] <CocolinoFan> Test 1 2 3
[09:50] <CocolinoFan> Hello friends. Sorry to come here and just ask questions, but something really weird happened.
[09:50] <CocolinoFan> >I use Kubuntu, all is good
[09:50] <CocolinoFan> >I need to check my bootguard status and I use this project https://github.com/felixsinger/bootguard-status
[09:50] <CocolinoFan> > I run  it gives me `modprobe: FATAL: Module msr not found in directory /lib/modules/6.6.31+rpt-rpi-v7`. Odd, I think, but I run the same command in a different terminal window and it works (no output) *shrug* and I move on
[09:51] <CocolinoFan> > I add `iomem=relaxed` to the boot options in /etc/default/grub, all else in there is default
[09:51] <CocolinoFan> > Restart computer
[09:51] <CocolinoFan> > All looks normal.
[09:51] <CocolinoFan> > I go to edit /etc/default/grub back to normal.
[09:51] <CocolinoFan> > The file `/etc/default/grub` does not exist... wtf o.O
[09:52] <CocolinoFan> > I go run `sudo update-grub` : `sudo: update-grub: command not found`
[09:52] <CocolinoFan> How can this be? How could my grub have been deleted? I re-installed and pray is the right package `grub2-common`. I copy `sudo cp /usr/share/grub/default/grub /etc/default/grub` but this file does not look like the original Kubuntu grub file. Any advice?
[09:53] <CocolinoFan> EDIT: > I run `sudo modprobe msr` it gives me `modprobe: FATAL: Module msr not found in directory /lib/modules/6.6.31+rpt-rpi-v7`. Odd, I think, but I run the same command in a different terminal window and it works (no output) *shrug* and I move on
[09:54] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> so what are you really attempting to do here
[09:55] <CocolinoFan> Well, originally I was trying to check my BootGuard status. But now I am just trying to find out how could grub possibly delete itself and how to make it come back ;--;
[09:57] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> "grub-install --version" tells you the grub version you are on
[09:58] <CocolinoFan> `-bash: grub-install: command not found` ;---;
[09:58] <CocolinoFan> More basic question would be: Does Kubuntu use the package `grub2-common` for grub? And where could I get the original, Kubuntu edited, /etc/default/grub`
[09:59] <CocolinoFan> Also has anyone see this before? It blows my mind. How could grub possibly delete itself.
[10:01] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> according to muon, these are the packages with grub in their name that my relatively unmodified 22.04 system has by default : https://irc-attachments.kde.org/311fc12b/file_77701.jpg
[10:04] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> besides that, I'm not familiar enough with grub to give instructions on how to get grub installed and configured
[10:05] <CocolinoFan> Thank you for the help TimoSalola <3 I will install them, get a copy of /etc/default/grub file (the Kubuntu edit), run `sudo update-grub`, restart and pray my computer boots.
[10:07] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> in /etc/default I seem to have grub.d and grub. grub.d is a folder with a file with text that says that the file does not do anything  and that it will be removed in a later release
[10:08] <CocolinoFan> Could you send me your /etc/default/grub file please?
[10:08] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> GRUB_DEFAULT=0
[10:08] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> GRUB_TIMEOUT_STYLE=hidden
[10:08] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> GRUB_TIMEOUT=0
[10:08] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR=lsb_release -i -s 2> /dev/null || echo Debian
[10:08] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
[10:08] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
[10:09] <CocolinoFan> `GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"` 👀? Interesting
[10:09] <CocolinoFan> Thank you for everything <3
[10:18] <CocolinoFan> Just a quick update, even the directory `/boot/grub` got deleted 😱
[10:19] <CocolinoFan> Alright, time for restart, wish me luck guys.
[10:19] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> gl
[10:22] <CocolinoFan51> :3 Back with a functioning boot loader 🥳. Thank you!
[11:10] <IrcsomeBot> <TimoSalola> ah nice to hear
[13:27] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[20:08] <IrcsomeBot> <Juan> KP22
[20:08] <IrcsomeBot> <Juan> Hi all
[20:09] <bprompt> allo