On Sat, 22 Mar 2025, Paul Goyette wrote:
My machine doesn't work this way. It fails to boot if I mark the NetBSD partition; instead it proceeds to the next bootable device. The bootme flag seems to be acting as "this is where bootx64.efi is found".
Can you see if there are bogus EFI boot entries that might be interfering, and then delete all those which don't correspond to the NetBSD EFI ESP? -HEAD now has an efi(8) utility which can do it: efi -B -b NNNN (On my BIOS, I can delete _all_ boot entries, and it will auto-create one for each ESP partition on the disk. The one in my home laptop also works this way; and almost every BIOS will let you create entries which you can then boot after using a key like F2.) -RVP
