Hi Rutherther, Rutherther <[email protected]> writes: > Could you verify that the partition on the disk you have is actually > marked as boot partition?
The output of "parted print" tell me that the boot partition have the flags boot and esp. > Next thing, did you do the installation of Guix System only once, or did > something happen and you had to do it twice? If that was the case it > would definitely be possible that you're booting an old efi target that > no longer exists. I have done the installation multiple times. The first time, the boot partition still have its Fedora directory after the installation. So, I guess the boot partition wasn't erased. To fix it, I recreated a new empty partition table (GPT) and redone the installation. But that when I couldn't boot anymore. > Lastly, could you try booting into EFI shell, trying to find the > partition, probably `FS0:` and booting off of that, ie. > ``` > FS0: > \EFI\Guix\grubx64.efi > ``` Sadly, my laptop have no EFI shell.
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