did you try to set EOS inactive ? (-A)
Nope. How do I do that?
in that case the cmd should be sudo efibootmgr -A 0000
Thanks for the suggestion. Output of that command:
efibootmgr: Boot entry 0 not found
Could not set active state for Boot0000: No such file or directory
sorry - my mistake
first the bootnumber is to be specified
please try sudo efibootmgr -b 0000 -A
if it doesn’t work you may reactivate with " -a" instead “-A”
Same output as I gave above, so for -A and for -a.
hmmm… have a look at man efibootmgr