I already switched to the lenovo and it gives the same output for the first command and nothing for the second. I actually haven’t removed any entries yet.
Which commands?
These two.
grep "\.efi" /boot/grub/grub.cfg
grep -i "insyde" /boot/grub/grub.cfg
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Copy/paste in terminal. Accept multi-lines, and run (Enter).
grep -E "submenu |menuentry |^}" /boot/grub/grub.cfg | sed \
-e 's/ --class.*$//g' \
-e 's/menuentry //g' \
-e 's/submenu //g' \
-e 's/ --hotkey.*$//g' \
-e '/[{}]/d' \
-e 's/^\s*//g'
Do you mean copy and paste the whole thing at once?
I guess i did it right?
[ricklinux@eos-kde ~]$ sudo grep -E "submenu |menuentry |^}" /boot/grub/grub.cfg | sed \
-e 's/ --class.*$//g' \
-e 's/menuentry //g' \
-e 's/submenu //g' \
-e 's/ --hotkey.*$//g' \
-e '/[{}]/d' \
-e 's/^\s*//g'
[sudo] password for ricklinux:
'EndeavourOS Linux'
'EndeavourOS Linux, with Linux linux'
'EndeavourOS Linux, with Linux linux (fallback initramfs)'
'Windows Boot Manager (on /dev/nvme0n1p1)'
[ricklinux@eos-kde ~]$
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The thing is i know with UEFI using efibootmgr you can clear it all and when you boot the entries get picked back up in the nvram. I just wasn’t sure if i should remove those folders as i had forgotten about other installs and i just thought the new grub update caused them? Wasn’t really thinking about it correctly.
Edit: No boot problems. I just have to check windows boot but I’m sure it’s okay,
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It did fail to boot the first time because i had removed other entries for pxe boot etc in efibootmgr but i restarted it and it’s okay.
Why does it have 3 entries for endeavouros instead of just two? One is the fallback.
This is in the UEFI menu.
No. Grub is smart 
Grub is the best, no matter the misconceptions, which are created because of PTSD from the broken system and lack of knowledge. It is a pitty.
I hope EnOS forum clears this out finally 
I usually don’t have any issues with grub. I just don’t have the knowlwedge to understand all of it. I know bits & pieces.
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The first one is the 1st grub menu.
The next two are from the Advanced options submenu.
This command serves a special reason for my scripts, but it was quickly convenient for this troubleshooting.
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Thanks for the help to walk me through this. Every time we have these grub topics it gets way too confusing. I don’t usually have any issues with grub. That’s why i use it but i don’t pretend to understand all of it. I only know what i know and that isn’t much. 
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Yes i forgot this too. Makes sense.
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