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Explore Stack InternalI cannot boot into my installed Fedora 37 after moving around partitions. I have spent a week trying to fix the issue so have decided to cut my losses and assume I'll never get back into it.
I have been booting Fedora 37 from a live USB since the issue occurred and I can see my old OS's partition on Disks/Gparted so I know the data is still there.
Is there anyWhat is a way to extract the files from within the partition using a live boot or is this completely illogical?
I cannot boot into my installed Fedora 37 after moving around partitions. I have spent a week trying to fix the issue so have decided to cut my losses and assume I'll never get back into it.
I have been booting Fedora 37 from a live USB since the issue occurred and I can see my old OS's partition on Disks/Gparted so I know the data is still there.
Is there any way to extract the files from within the partition using a live boot or is this completely illogical?
I cannot boot into my installed Fedora 37 after moving around partitions. I have spent a week trying to fix the issue so have decided to cut my losses and assume I'll never get back into it.
I have been booting Fedora 37 from a live USB since the issue occurred and I can see my old OS's partition on Disks/Gparted so I know the data is still there.
What is a way to extract the files from within the partition using a live boot?
I cannot boot into my installed Fedora 37 after moving around partitions. I have spent a week trying to fix the issue so have decided to cut my losses and assume I'll never get back into it.
I have been booting Fedora 37 from a live USB since the issue occurred and I can see my old OS's partition on Disks/Gparted so I know the data is still there.
Is there any way to extract the files from within the partition using a live boot or is this completely illogical?
