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After updating the BIOS on my motherboard, the system will no longer boot. |
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The NVME drive is still recognised in the BIOS and set to the the primary |
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boot device. However, when i originally installed the system (and assuming |
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I remember correctly) the boot order setting in the BIOS showed something |
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about the operating system as part of the M2 drive entry, which it doesn't |
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now. The original BIOS is not available for download, so I tried a couple |
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of others, including the oldest available, but no change. |
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I can boot from a usb drive and mount the vfat /dev/nvme0n1p1 partition. |
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The usual kernel files are there, as is EFI/gentoo/grubx64.efi |
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What can I do to verify the OS installation? |
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