Grub Rescue commands</b></span> </span>I</span>f Grub is missing</b> after installing Ubuntu and screen is showing Grub Rescue</b>, then Ubuntu grub</b> rescue or restore</b> has to done. It can be done through Ubuntu Server CD or Ubuntu Desktop CD</b>. </span>
If a</span>t system start up you might be seeing the option Grub Rescue or Grub missing</b> option then you need to follow the below commands.</span></span></span>
If a</span>t system start up you might be seeing the option Grub Rescue or Grub missing</b> option then you need to follow the below commands.</span></span></span>
This article will show how to do Ubuntu grub rescue</b> with screen shots using Ubuntu Desktop CD. These screenshots</span> have been taken on Ubuntu 11.04. The very same method can be used to repair grub mint Debian</b>. </span></div>
If you don't have the desktop CD then you can use</span> Ubuntu server CD or USB also. </span></span>
If you don't have the desktop CD then you can use</span> Ubuntu server CD or USB also. </span></span>
To do grub rescue through Ubuntu Server CD see </span></div>
"Install Grub from Ubuntu server CD</b></i>".</span>
"Install Grub from Ubuntu server CD</b></i>".</span>
NOTE:</b></i> </b>You will get </span>/usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot stat 'aufs'</span></b> error if </span>you didn't follow the commands listed below. Specifically you did not do chroot,
i.e. sudo chroot /mnt</b></i></span>. </span>
For Ubuntu grub rescue</b> follow these steps:</span>
1.Boot from the Ubuntu Desktop live CD</b>. </span>
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