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Good morning everyone.
I explain my problem: I realized that I had a network problem. So I thought that it could be from my installation Arch, because the problem was really very obscure. So I installed a new Archlinux on another NVME. Here is the list of my disks:
- SSD: Windows
- NVME0: ArchLinux
- NVME1: Archlinux Test
In my bios, when I wanted to change disk for boot, I had this:
- Windows
- Arch (the NVME0)
But when I installed my test Archlinux on the NVME1, here is my bios:
- Windows
- Arch (the NVME1)
The NVME0 is no longer visible, and cannot be booted. The partitions still exist, the boot file also, as well as the data (I tried to make a `efibootmgr --create --disk /dev/nvme0n1 -part Y --label "Arch Linux" --loader ``EFI arch grubx64.efi"`to add it, but when my PC restarts, the boot table is reset and does not take into account my changes.
Anyone have any idea why I can’t boot on my archlinux? The NVME1 has been completely erased, so I only have Windows that appears in the boot selection.
Thank you for your answer, please let me know if you want more information
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this looks like you used the very same bootloader-id for both installations and your uefi jzst overwrote the existing one rather than adding a duplicate
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Okay, so how can i change de bootloader-id ? Because when i boot from usb device, and add it with "efibootmgr", if i reboot my pc, he don't save the changes that i just made before
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Do you see change when you disable secure boot in bios?
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Okay, so how can i change de bootloader-id ? Because when i boot from usb device, and add it with "efibootmgr", if i reboot my pc, he don't save the changes that i just made before
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