I have the same problem. With boot repair, I just installed grub to MBR. Doesn't solve the problem.
UEFI has been broken in kubuntu 13.04 and 13.10. Unfortunately, kubuntu doesn't give the option of non EFI grub at all- opensuse gives you that.
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I had exactly the same problem a month ago when I installed Saucy alpha. So my memory is vague as to how I fixed the problem. Here is what I can remember.
I was using a usb installation that was generated by the Startup Disk Creator package. After the installation failed with the grub prompt, I rebooted with the usb installation system and did the following:
Code:sudo add-apt-repository http://ppa.launchpad.net/yannubuntu/boot-repair/ubuntu sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install boot-repair
I then ran the boot repair and followed all the requested inputs and accepted all the default options. I was very surprised that I could do this with the installation "disk". I was then able to get the installed system working.
I hope that my memory is correct and that I have not led you astray. I also hope that this problem with the UEFI is fixed before the final release.Last edited by NoWorries; Sep 07, 2013, 12:38 AM.
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[13.10 64Bit Beta1]-UEFI GRUB Not Working After Install?
[13.10 64Bit Beta1]-UEFI GRUB Not Working After Install?
Hi,
I downloaded Kubuntu 13.10 64Bit Beta1 and verified the md5sum and burned to a DVD and verified the burned DVD.
I successfully installed Kubuntu 13.10 64Bit Beta1 onto my desktop, but when I boot system I get a GRUB prompt and no OS ?
Seems like something went wrong with UEFI GRUB installation? (BIOS does show Kubuntu UEFI HDD)
How do I fix this problem with Kubuntu 13.10 64Bit Beta1 on my desktop?
Thanks!
PS - I have an Asus Sabertooth 990FX Gen2.0 AMD motherboard with UEFI.
Jesse
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