For me, the 4x EFI partitions were placed into 0.90 mode RAID to ease the data synchronization. `fdisk -l` clearly shows them as EFI For some reason, GRUB didn't see them as 'EFI System', but as 'Linux raid'. I've had to manually wipe the superblocks and run `dpkg-reconfigure -plow grub-efi-amd64-signed` to kick it to senses.
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