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Can't boot after fresh install on an UEFI system, without legacy bios mode? #78

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marek-lach opened this issue Apr 27, 2020 · 1 comment
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@marek-lach marek-lach commented Apr 27, 2020

This is odd to me, because every other Linux system, be it Archlabs, Endeavour, Manjaro, or OpenSUSE works just fine.

When I try to install Project Trident, after the installation is finished, it doesn't seem to be able to recognise/mount the disk it just installed on, and I am back to the UEFI screen.

Some people on the Telegram group suggested that turning on legacy BIOS mode worked for them, but that is not ideal.

@marek-lach marek-lach changed the title Can't boot after fresh install on an UEFI system, without legacy bios? Can't boot after fresh install on an UEFI system, without legacy bios mode? Apr 27, 2020
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@beanpole135 beanpole135 commented Jun 10, 2020

Thank you for your patience on this, but I think this is fixed now in the "Experimental" (master branch) version of the install script.
I ended up having to disable/ignore the default EFI boot setup from Void itself, and have our installer directly/automatically setup an EFI boot entry pointing to all the right files and such.

I will probably tag a new release of the install script here soon, but I want to give it another week of testing before that.

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