Why did reisub removed my EFI boot? Does it mean I should avoid using this command?`Is it safe to us?
You know the shortcut on the keyboard alt + print + reisub can force a reboot. Sometime I don't have time that my cifs mounted folder unmounts so I use the shortcut. I know how to unmount with the right options, but ittakes 2 or 3 minutes.
And once I could not reboot at all. I had to enter the bios and there was nothing in the efi boot. So I added the /efi/grub that was visible in the existing ones, and then it worked.
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Why did reisub removed my EFI boot? Is it safe
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Head_on_a_Stick
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Re: Why did reisub removed my EFI boot? Is it safe
Sounds like a UEFI firmware bug to me, I also had a laptop that "forgot" boot entries.
Try
^ That should allow GRUB to boot even without NVRAM entries.
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# grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --removabledeadbang
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MagicPoulp
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Re: Why did reisub removed my EFI boot? Is it safe
My guess is that the computer was in a special state and I have force a shut-down in a bad state. Probably firmware related.