This is my experience so far:
I have a DELL XPS 15 9520
With windows 11 installed
I shrinked my 2TB NVMe windows to extract 256 GB free space for EndeavourOS (and turned off BitLocker for it)
I had to disable SecureBoot to be able to boot into my bootable USB created with Rufus
I had that bug that it freezes on selecting bootloader screen: Cassini installation bootloader choice issue - #31 by Ardeshir
I had to remove xf86-video-intel and restart lightdm.service
Then I faced this issue: “windowsbootentry”
Then I removed “windowsbootentry” from settings_online.conf
And now it threw another error:
Boost.Python error in job “bootloader”. Details:
It looks like you are re-using an EFI partition and it is being mounted read-only. Does it possibly have some filesystem errors that are preventing it from being mounted RW? How much free space do you have in that partition?
Hi. I don’t know the answer to your questions, would you help me know how to find out? I also don’t know what is EFI, is there any setting I need to change in BIOS? I already disabled Secure boot.
I’m using “Replace Partition” option and selecting an entire partition (256GB, all free).
And I’m leaving bootloader to systemd (default option)
It looks like Calamares is identifying that as an efi partition. It probably isn’t.
My suggestion would be that when you select “Replace Partition” in the installer, you choose the option to create a new EFI partition in the dropdown below. That will probably resolve your issue.
Hello @dalto
I just tried installing Endeavouros again, this time in the same page I selected “New” EFI partition, which resulted in creating a 1 GB EFI partition + the rest of the partition dedicated to Endeavouros (255 GB)
I confirmed and pressed install. But as soon as the installation progress started, it exited at 1% and the window closed. (probably crashed)
I don’t know what to report here or where to get logs from.