I am dual booting zorin os 15.03 lite with windows 10. When I resized the root partition from a live usb with GParted, I could not boot on zorin os again. When I try to do so, I only see this screen.
So, I tried to repair boot with 'boot-repair'. I installed this on my zorin os live usb. When I run 'Recommanded Repair' , I get this messege, "grub-efi-amd64-signed purge cancelled. Please report this message to boot.repair@gmail.com". then I created a "BootInfo Summary" with the app,and here it is. http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BbgKxdJVZV/
Can any one help me please??
(Note that Windows is installed in UEFI mode, where Zorin os is installed in Legacy Mode. My hardware and both system is in 64-bit.)
Hypothetically asking, under normal circumstances, if the OS partition is resized, Zorin will still operate normally correct? I've done this a number of times before with Windows, but I've never done it with linux. I assume it's going to be fine.
Yes, that should not be a problem. I've re-sized Zorin and other Linux partitions without difficulty, using Gparted. There's always some risk when repartitioning of course, but generally it's fine.
Looks like, I've figured out the solution myself ! What I did is just created a 2 MiB unformatted partition with BIOS_boot flag and installed grub from live USB just as instructed here. And, it fixed my problem! Btw, thanks for replying on my post !
YES! I was(and still after the repair) running. And moreover, I am also able to boot windows from boot menu in both legacy and UEFI mode. Where, I can only able to boot Zorin OS from only Legacy mode. I don't know how (I was also surprised when I first discoverd this), but I can!