Booting an NVMe drive on older hardware with legacy boot - Linux

[@android.fan.brasil]

Nice video. I don't believe it only has 1,300 views.

[@android.fan.brasil]

And only 20 likes.

[@DigitalMetal]

Thanks for Sharing.

[@arjunyadav5286]

Brock returns!

[@Fizz_Gamer]

can u do for windows please

[@BrockCochran1]

Sorry, I do not use Windows.

[@jeffbrl]

Thank you for this video. I found it enormously helpful in getting 98% of the way there. During boot I am dropped to emergency shell with the error "mount: /boot can't find UUID=xxxx". Yet when I execute 'mount -a' from emergency shell, the /boot partition from USB mounts successfully. This tells me the UUID is correct. What might I have done wrong here?

[@BrockCochran1]

You may need to chroot back into the system and run update-initramfs -u