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user-docs/install_aem.md: Remove unencrypted drive instructions
Instructions for reinstalling grub2 on Legacy systems. AEM without encryption is pretty much useless anyway. Signed-off-by: Filip Gołaś <[email protected]>
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###### Updating GRUB on legacy systems
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Booting on legacy systems requires manual installation of GRUB2 to the MBR
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of disk where Qubes OS is stored. In the example below it is `/dev/sda`,
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yours may be different.
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of disk where Qubes OS is stored. If you are sure where the root partition
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is located, you can skip the following steps explaining how to find it out.
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To check on which partition is your OS installed, if the disk is not encrypted,
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run:
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```bash
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df --output=source /
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```
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If your disk is encrypted, then the command above will print a filename
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like `/dev/mapper/...`. This is an LVM Logical Volume and finding out the
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physical disk on which the root partition resides takes a couple steps.
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If you are sure where the root partition is located, you can skip the steps to
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find it out.
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To check on which drive is your OS installed, run:
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1. Get the Logical Volume (LV) file:
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