Hi all,
So I made a rookie mistake when formatting a usb drive. I thought I formatted /dev/ubuntu-vg/root but after rebooting my computer is said that I did not have any bootable media.I thought that maybe it was just the boot partition so I google on how to recover grub. I was able to use boot-repair after I booted from a live image. I then was able to select advanced options and boot from an older kernel. My question is what happened. Why can’t I boot from the default first kernel? Now that I can start my computer using an older kernel it is working fine but every time i restart I need to select advanced options and choose a different kernel. Is there a way to correct this? Maybe remove the image that is not loading and reinstall that kernel so that I am up to date?
Any suggestions or if you need any further info from me please let me know. I wouldn’t say I am a linux noob but this is above my pay grade.
Thanks in advance,
Daniel
