pulsar salmon
so I configured Arch and installed it by following the Wiki, then exited, umounted and rebooted and got thrown into GNU GRUB instead
I tried to find a solution via googling but didn't find something that helped me
since I can enter commands I used ls to see if something happened to my efi partition but it seems fine, there is also the file bootx64.efi in (hd0,gpt1)/efi/boot
How do I get my system to boot into Arch? (did I miss something?)
solid galleon
you forgot to generate a GRUB config
you'll need to go back into the ISO and chroot back in
pulsar salmon
you'll need to go back into the ISO and chroot back in
how do I do that?
shadow totem
how do I do that?
arch-chroot /mnt/grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfgIf you need explanations or have issues, feel free to ping me.
I think @solid galleon is also okay with being pinged. Is that okay with you @solid galleon?
solid galleon
yeah
pulsar salmon
@solid galleon I think I have an issue
I managed to chroot back in but when I do ls it states that there are a lot of folders in there including one called boot, my problem is when I do ls /boot/ it spits out the exact same thing so I have to do ls /boot/boot and then there is a grub folder in there, does that mean I have two folders filled with the same stuff?
Just seems wrong to me
solid galleon
you probably mounted the root partition there first by accident
also, it looks like you mounted the EFI partition at /efi, not /boot
solid galleon
You should be able to fix it in like two commands, it's fine
pulsar salmon
Question is which commands
solid galleon
Exit out of chroot, run umount -R /mnt, mount your root partition to /mnt, and mount your EFI partition to /mnt/efi