Keeps booting into bios, grub-install did not help

i might be mistaken then :confused:

When you installed eos you have to choose grub in order to install with grub bootloader. The default is systemd-boot.

Edit: I’ll let @ringo help you from here.

show output of efibootmgr

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efibootmgr

does the fstab mount to /efi or /boot/efi ?

thanks for the help

not sure i did that, i kept most things on default

there is or was Grub also systemd-boot the uefi os is linked to grub first boot is grub as thirth is systemd-boot

if you go intoo your disk partition /mnt , to etc, check fstab

if you see /mnt we can rearange boot selection

its possible to check that to go into bios and select linux boot manager

i do have a directory called fstab, not sure what you mean with check fstab

in efibootmgr you see boot order right ?

is basicly how it works at 2. point

you can let it start at 0005

fstab is a disk information file there is stored everything in it

your current BootOrder: 0000,0005,0004,0006,0007

sudo efibootmgr -o 0004,0000,0005,0006,0007

wil rearange the order. best is to confirm in /mnt/etc/fstab file if its to /efi

fstab

this case change the bootorder :slight_smile:

it should be back after boot

and in efibootmgr is there also a grub probably not used ? so in that tutorial at 4. you can remove an entry also

just to be clear that would be 0000 that i’d need to remove right?

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yes maar make first the os bootable this case

alright, i changed the order, ill reboot now

seems like it isn’t solved

you see the bootloader now or not ?