Archived thread 2257887 from Ubuntu/Debian BASED. Markdown source: UbuntuDebian_BASED/thread_2257887_[Elementary_OS]_No_OS_found_on_bootloader(_assumed.md
Boot repair paste: http://paste2.org/VmABNJdj Laptop model: Acer Aspire 4752G (Dual booting Win7 and elementary OS)
1)Installed elementary OS from a live USB. 2) Manually partitioned / and swap 3) Restarted and said no OS found 4) Used live USB to use boot repair 5) Boot repair said purge cancelled 6) I am sad, can't installed this for 3 days
*Moved to the *Ubuntu/Debian BASED* sub-forum*
I do not read those boot scripts well, but I do not see the bootloader either.
Since this is a fresh install, I think the easy fix is just reinstall and this time (before the install) delete both linux partitions (sda5 and sda6) with gparted on the live installer. Note* this will make your system un-bootable until elementary is reinstalled.
Then install and use the option to install to largest free space instead of manual partition. It will then auto build the partitions and filesystem.
Maybe someone else will verify that I am reading the boot script right, but this is what I make of it.