So, today I reinstalled Arch on my laptop and formatted the whole drive. Everything is working fine and all, except for one thing. GRUB boots up just fine when I select it from the boot menu, but upon turning on the computer, the UEFI just says that there's no bootable image and that the notebook will be shut down. How can I get GRUB to boot on its own? Anything will be appreciated.
#[SOLVED] GRUB not showing up upon turning on the computer, but it shows up on the boot menu.
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Send the output of cat /etc/default/grub
there she is
Mount root, mount efi, chroot, install kernel, re run grub-mkconfig, reboot?
i think you guys are misunderstanding
the uefi wont load grub on its own
@swift pond
show me efibootmgr -v
Having re read their original message…you have a very valid point 😂
I was just checking grub timeout settings
where's your esp mounted btw?
just show me lsblk
cus we're gonna try putting grub in the fallback path
sudo cp /boot/EFI/Grub/grubx64.efi /boot/EFI/Boot/bootx64.efi```
then try rebooting
see if it works
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ok so
whenever you reinstall grub
use --removable flag with grub-install
to put it in the fallback path
now mark this as solved
... solved
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