On 9/3/24 01:14, Kent Borg wrote:
On 9/2/24 13:31, jbk wrote:
If you do the grub install on the destination machine it
should do the efibootmgr step for you.
It looks like grub-install does most what I need, maybe
followed by a grub-update for good measure.
But getting things set up correctly before is a bit
tricky. Particularly once the boot partitions on my SSD
went south, I'm running from a live "CD", and I needed to
"mount --rbind" /dev, /proc, and /sys into the dead
system's file system, then chroot into it…and do it there.
I'm worried my new SSD (in my new computer) has problems.
Twice I have had my /boot/efi vfat fule system get broken
in such a way that it wouldn't fsck back to health. The
good news is I'm getting good at rebuilding it, and have
my notes in git and pushed to another system for reference.
Create the esp partition at the end of the drive then. You
can have as many as you need. When you say ssd is that
really an nvme?
--
Jim KR
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