Install "sucessful" but Failed - Cannot find the Boot entry in BIOS
Install "sucessful" but I cannot find a 5th Entry - the Blend OS Entry when booting. it only has USB and other OSs
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It wasn’t successful
Technically there’s no system at all
Try reinstalling
Oh..
Reinstalling might help?
Sometimes it might work second time?
You might also want to redownload and reflash the ISO if you have another pc
Oh wait you have windows
Boot into that and redownload and reflash the ISO
Ok the new file is slightly bigger
So updated version
Let me try install
Ok I have now reinstalled it,
No red errors I can see in this screen,
but I still cannot see a new Boot record in the Bios.
Maybe BlendOS sometimes does not install with manual partition. I followed the guide exactly on the website though, for Windows manual partition.
@Asterisk
It’s installed, GRUB isn’t
You might need to add the boot entry manually if your BIOS lets you
If not try chrooting and manually reinstalling grub
Ok thanks for the info.
Any way you can provide me the commands to do this?
What about the reinstall grub commands.
Sorry I'm new to linux.
I have done CachyOS chroot before, with cachyos specific commands
I don't know if or how to do it in Bios.
So let's try chroot.
I know that chroot is from using a external usb.
What command do i need to execute from start to finish?
I cannot find chroot commands for Aurora or Bazzite in documentation.
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check the arch wiki
It explains how to install grub
how to do the mounts properly for chrooting too
Ok I'll try
I gave up
I tried
# mount /dev/___ /mnt/esp
from: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Chroot
And:
# mount /dev/___ /mnt/boot/
# mount /dev/___ /mnt/boot/efi
# mount /dev/___ /mnt/boot/EFI
from:
some arch chroot youtube video
All are not working
:(
I think I will settle for another os for nowYou need your drive identifier