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How to set the default prefix for grub (EFI)?
Yes we can
I found a solution how we can change the prefix permanently.
However, it has the following caveats: We have to change it directly inside the grubx64.efi binary file, and we have to keep the ...
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Grub with UEFI: Local Debian doesn't boot after another installation on external SSD
What happened exactly?
The analysis in the comments looks correct: the existing debian entry in efibootmgr does not match any ESPs on the system, and the only matching Fedora entry, Boot0004, refers ...
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Is it safe to delete an EFI partition that is likely a residual one left behind by Ubuntu
You would need to find out the GPT partition UUID of the "problem" partition, and then verify that that UUID is not present in any UEFI boot entry you want to use.
I would recommend booting ...
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Boot problem after cloning
You all provided help to me and I decided to go with a quick win first: checking my BIOS setup. Found a number of differences and ended up with aligning the settings on both the source and the clone ...
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