[lazarus@Minerva boot]$ ls
amd-ucode.img efi grub initramfs-linux-fallback.img initramfs-linux.img initramfs-linux-lts-fallback.img initramfs-linux-lts.img vmlinuz-linux vmlinuz-linux-lts
[lazarus@Minerva boot]$
Esp would still recognize windows. Could you do a partial backup using Clonezilla from another stick?
No it would not. I have been installing Linux a long time and have never formatted my esp. Formatting wipes whatever is on the partition including windows boomgr
It never did before, I duo boot all the time and still wipe esp.
As I have said if all else fails, I will do this on the 15th when the netinstaller comes out, but, I am looking for a better way. Thanks for your input in both threads.
see this link you might not have to wait.
It says nothing about the netinstaller just the new publication. I read that yesterday. Last I heard netinstaller was due on the 15th.
Antergos grub is known to have certain problems with the initrd line.
One suggestion is to install package grub-tools and after that, run command
grub-fix-initrd-generation
This slighly modifies the files of packages grub and os-prober.
Then you should run the grub-mkconfig command again and see if there is any difference in the initrd lines.
If that does not help, you probably should reinstall packages grub and os-prober to get their old versions back.
Another note: if the generation is now correct, great. But every time packages grub and os-prober are updated, you need to run the “fixer” again (unless upstream has fixed the initrd line issue).
Is there a way to change to endeavouros grub?
The same “fixer” can be applied to that.
How do I get it?
Install grub-tools. 
no i mean endeavour grub is there a package? Do I need to copy an ?etc/default/grub?
Hmmmm… grub is an upstream package, and you already should have it, right?
And I assume your system is properly updated?
You don’t need to copy anything (unless you have changed the grub or os-prober application itself).
echo 'Loading linux kernel ...'
linux /boot/vmlinuz-linux root=/dev/mapper/long-ruut rw quiet resume=UUID=47157dcf-4a00-4b7b-bbd9-024925371351
echo 'Loading initial ramdisk ...'
initrd /boot/initramfs-linux.img
no change. I don’t know if I have it. grub.cfg says antergos like you said.
Hmmm… did you install package grub-tools? And run the fixer?
yes I did that is my grub.cfg afterwards.
And did you run the proper grub-mkconfig command after fixing grub?
I ran sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
If that didn’t help, then I have no more ideas for now, sorry.
The missing part can be added also manually, but it will be overwritten every time grub.cfg is updated.