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I decided to try "zerotier" on arch. I have installed it via sudo pacman -S zerotier-one and connected to my network through the command line after running systemctl enable zerotier-one . Then when my battery run out I connected the the charger into the laptop and booted it. I can't now access arch Linux and the pc boots only into the UEFI shell. In the boot section in the bios there also isn't an option to boot in arch.
I have some very important documents there which I haven't saved anywhere else so I can't just reinstall the system. Please help
Last edited by Mihail.Bogdanov (2021-05-29 14:41:21)
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Anyone has a clue? (This is very important)
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This has nothing to do with zerotier-one. It sounds like your firmware lost it's NVRAM entries, you need to boot an install disk, mount everything, chroot, and reinstall your bootloader.
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This has nothing to do with zerotier-one. It sounds like your firmware lost it's NVRAM entries, you need to boot an install disk, mount everything, chroot, and reinstall your bootloader.
So I need to just reinstall grub? And I will not loose my data?
Last edited by Mihail.Bogdanov (2021-05-29 13:27:27)
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This has nothing to do with zerotier-one. It sounds like your firmware lost it's NVRAM entries, you need to boot an install disk, mount everything, chroot, and reinstall your bootloader.
Reinstalled grub, still the same problem
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You can edit your posts if no one has posted in between.
What does "reinstalled GRUB" mean exactly? Which commands, which partition? On certain EFI boards it can be necessary/helpful to populate the fallback path: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GRUB#D … _boot_path
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You can edit your posts if no one has posted in between.
What does "reinstalled GRUB" mean exactly? Which commands, which partition? On certain EFI boards it can be necessary/helpful to populate the fallback path: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GRUB#D … _boot_path
Sorry, I confused there for a bit. I reinstalled it correctly and it's working fine now
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Please mark as [SOLVED] by editing the title in your first post: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/ … ow-to-post
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