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Accidentaly removed ubuntu from GRUB. How do I get it back?

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I used grub-customizer to remove some old entries, but I made a mistake and now there's only Windows left in GRUB.

I tried booting into ubuntu through grub's command line but I don't know how to do anything there. Just booting once would be enough, or, if possible, fixing the listing right there in the command line.

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answered 1 Year ago tersle · Accepted Answer

Whilst the question is not identical, the answer is the same as this AU Question

In summary - boot from a LiveCD and recreate your Grub as per both these linked answers.