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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat Chroot: cannot execute /bin/sh: No such file or directory Post 302995378 by drysdalk on Wednesday 5th of April 2017 06:59:16 AM
Old 04-05-2017
Hi,

If you check once your filesystem is mounted, does the binary /mnt/sysimage/bin/sh actually exist ? Or if it's a link, does it point to something else that exists ? If it does exist, then it could be that it actually depends on libraries that are missing. Either way, it may well be that you have more than Grub problems to worry about on this system, if /bin/sh or its dependencies are genuinely missing.
 

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grub2-install

GRUB-INSTALL(1) 					      General Commands Manual						   GRUB-INSTALL(1)

NAME

       grub-install -- Install GRUB on a device.

SYNOPSIS

       grub-install [--modules=MODULES] [--install-modules=MODULES]
		     [--themes=THEMES] [--fonts=FONTS] [--locales=LOCALES]
		     [--compress[=no,xz,gz,lzo]] [-d | --directory=DIR]
		     [--grub-mkimage=FILE] [--boot-directory=DIR]
		     [--target=TARGET] [--grub-setup=FILE]
		     [--grub-mkrelpath=FILE] [--grub-probe=FILE]
		     [--allow-floppy] [--recheck] [--force] [--force-file-id]
		     [--disk-module=MODULE] [--no-nvram] [--removable]
		     [--bootloader-id=ID] [--efi-directory=DIR] INSTALL_DEVICE

DESCRIPTION

       grub-install  installs GRUB onto a device.  This includes copying GRUB images into the target directory (generally /boot/grub), and on some
       platforms may also include installing GRUB onto a boot sector.

OPTIONS

       --modules=MODULES
	      Pre-load modules specified by MODULES.

       --install-modules=MODULES
	      Install only MODULES and their dependencies.  The default is to install all available modules.

       --themes=THEMES
	      Install THEMES.  The default is to install the starfield theme, if available.

       --fonts=FONTS
	      Install FONTS.  The default is to install the unicode font.

       --locales=LOCALES
	      Install only locales listed in LOCALES.  The default is to install all available locales.

       --compress=no,xz,gz,lzo
	      Compress GRUB files using the specified compression algorithm.

       --directory=DIR
	      Use images and modules in DIR.

       --grub-mkimage=FILE
	      Use FILE as grub-mkimage.  The default is /usr/bin/grub-mkimage.

       --boot-directory=DIR
	      Use DIR as the boot directory.  The default is /boot.  GRUB will put its files in a subdirectory of this directory named grub.

       --target=TARGET
	      Install GRUB for TARGET platform.  The default is the platform grub-install is running on.

       --grub-setup=FILE
	      Use FILE as grub-setup.  The default is /usr/bin/grub-setup.

       --grub-mkrelpath=FILE
	      Use FILE as grub-mkrelpath.  The default is /usr/bin/grub-mkrelpath.

       --grub-probe=FILE
	      Use FILE as grub-probe.  The default is /usr/bin/grub-mkrelpath.

       --allow-floppy
	      Make the device also bootable as a floppy.  This option is the default for /dev/fdX devices. Some BIOSes will not boot  images  cre-
	      ated with this option.

       --recheck
	      Delete any existing device map and create a new one if necessary.

       --force
	      Install even if problems are detected.

       --force-file-id
	      Use identifier file even if UUID is available.

       --disk-module=MODULE
	      Use  MODULE for disk access.  This allows you to manually specify either biosdisk or native disk access.	This option is only avail-
	      able on the BIOS target platform.

       --no-nvram
	      Do not update the boot-device NVRAM variable.  This option is only available on IEEE1275 target platforms.

       --removable
	      Treat the target device as if it is removeable.  This option is only available on the EFI target platform.

       --bootloader-id=ID
	      Use ID as the bootloader ID.  This opption is only available on the EFI target platform.

       --efi-directory=DIR
	      Use DIR as the EFI System Partition root.  This opption is only available on the EFI ta rget platform.

       INSTALL_DEVICE
	      Install GRUB to the block device INSTALL_DEVICE.

SEE ALSO

       info grub

								  Wed Feb 26 2014						   GRUB-INSTALL(1)
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