At first, Windows 7 was the only OS in the drive.Then I installed MINT. Accidentally, I formated the sda1 partition (where the windows 7 bootloader was stored) as ext4, being the mount point of /boot. So then I couldn't boot Win7 anymore.(By the way, MINT was installed in the sda5 partition)Afterwards, I repaired the Win7 bootloader succesfully, which deleted GRUB(2?) loader, thus being unable to boot Mint.I tried running:sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mntsudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sdaResult message is:grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /boot (is /dev mounted?).Installation finished. No error reported.And after reboot, I get the grub> prompt, but no OS options whatsoever.(Keep in mind, there's no partition assigned for /boot)
How do I boot Linux if boot partition was deleted?
linux mint;dual boot