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I have this problem ...
It has a motherboard BIOS bug. Not even with a BIOS Update can it be solved.
The problem exists when you select Legacy mode (CSM) instead of UEFI mode. In my system I had Windows on M.2 and two extra SATA drives.
From the BIOS I set the option to Boot priority Hard Disk. (it does not allow you to choose which of the 3 hard drives is bootable)
Save, restart and it goes to start from a SATA and as a result the error comes out.
It has a motherboard BIOS bug. Not even with a BIOS Update can it be solved.
The problem exists when you select Legacy mode (CSM) instead of UEFI mode. In my system I had Windows on M.2 and two extra SATA drives.
From the BIOS I set the option to Boot priority Hard Disk. (it does not allow you to choose which of the 3 hard drives is bootable)
Save, restart and it goes to start from a SATA and as a result the error comes out.
error: no such partition.
Entering rescue mode...
grub rescue>