#[SOLVED] Accidentally deleted UEFI boot entry for Debian 11 on my system - Need help recovering
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I need to get some passwords stored in Firefox off of the installation before I wipe it with Qubes.
Chroot and reinstall grub?
I'll do this tomorrow. It's just the boot entry that's broken
Ok you can probaby use arch install scripts to make chroot easy
Also if it proves to be more of a hassle to fix the boot entry it's probably easier to just reinstall grub
Is the boot entry just an .efi file? I might be able to fix it if I can decrypt the drive automatically
I use an encrypted hard drive but the EFI file might be somewhere on the unencrypted partition
Oh, no idea tbh
no
the efi executable and the efi entry are 2 seperate things
essentially in my BIOS menu there's entries for items
but if you still have the efi executable
you can recreate the entry
When I create an item it asks for an EFI executable
where would the executable exist in the drive hierarchy? I could only find one included with the BIOS and the grub on my flash drive
the esp
it only gives me PCI device labels and GPT vs MBR drives
efi system partition
just chroot and copy the file
alternatively, use os-prober to add debian entry to qubes' grub (or equivalent for the boot loader)
hm, I'm about to get a new hdd so that might be an option
backup your passwords if using hardware to store it
Managed to find the GRUB entry. Thanks for the help anyways!
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