Cleanup of the UEFI boot menu

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I would like to remove old entries from the boot order selection in my UEFI-settings (formerly installed operating systems that are now stuck there). Is there a possibility?

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Hello @anon59358842
Yes, you can use efibootmgr.

Edit: man efibootmgr

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@anon59358842

Maybe this is more helpful?

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thanks @ricklinux :smiley:

Addendum: Very nice, that worked well. Now I can sleep calmly again.

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Hello @ricklinux

That was helpful for me, too… :slight_smile:

Theodore

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@tpatsiouras
Welcome to the forum and congrats on your fist post.
Thanks for giving EndeavourOS a try. I hope you enjoy your time here.

Pudge

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:facepunch: :rofl:

Welcome @tpatsiouras :beers:

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Busted! It’s the darn keyboard’s fault. I know exactly what I want to type, but the keyboard doesn’t always understand.

Pudge

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A new neural interface?

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Hi @anon59358842
Thank you :handshake:

Theodore

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just to add to this…
use ‘bootctl status’ too if you’re not using that annoying grub thingy lol
I’m about to delete an entry that looks weird so I might be in trouble again later :laughing:

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