#boot priority in UEFI is blank

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bold blade
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I have an Acer laptop with Arch Linux, yesterday I was able to boot into BIOS by pressing F2 but when I tried to do it again, I can’t… it just loads into a page like the image shows and I have to power off from there.

native gorge
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that laptop looks quite new and probably has uefi, have you tried choosing "UEFI Firmware Settings" in grub?

bold blade
native gorge
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its the thing that shows on boot

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native gorge
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systemd-boot? yeah, that should do too

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reboot into firmware interface is your bios

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for reference, this is grub

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or, rather, its defaults

bold blade
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Yeah

native gorge
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did it work?

bold blade
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I get the same screen

native gorge
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thats something more than just arch then 🤔

bold blade
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I don’t think I have grub on my laptop? Somehow.

native gorge
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its fine

bold blade
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Is “grub.d” it?

native gorge
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systemd-boot and grub are alternatives for each other

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i personally use grub but there are people who use other things, like systemd-boot or (uhh) efistub

bold blade
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Hey it worked this time

native gorge
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neat

bold blade
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I didn’t have the USB plugged in though

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What the heck is that @native gorge

native gorge
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thats the name of your drive, apparently

bold blade
native gorge
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no idea, im on legacy bios

bold blade
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That’s alright, it disappeared now..

native gorge
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legacy uses the drive identifiers, while uefi also tries to look for bootable executables names, and that seems to be the latter

bold blade
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Now all I see is that

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Fixed one problem now I have this one

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@small grove

small grove
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Why is secure boot failing🤔

small grove
bold blade
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I turned it off now

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And I can boot back to Linux

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But in my boot priority order it looks the same

native gorge
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your bios uefi is very weird in its behavior

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this is why i use legacy boot

bold blade
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Can any of this help or mean anything

native gorge
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usually just disabling uefi, but you will need to reinsall most of your boot stuff if you do so

bold blade
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boot priority in UEFI is blank

bold blade
native gorge
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🤷🏻

bold blade
# native gorge 🤷🏻

I’ve had this laptop for 4 years, I probably will buy a new one soon… maybe I’ll just leave it. I can use Linux just can’t change my boot order lol, so no USBs or anything.

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Maybe I could “Load Setup Defaults”? Would that fix anything?

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I’m back to the crazy long name lol