Posts made by ClementK

@Sebastian-Roth
I added this command as a postinstall script:

efibootmgr -c -d /dev/nvme0n1 -p 1 -L "Debian" -l "\EFI\debian\shimx64.efi"

and it worked.

Thanks for your help!

@Sebastian-Roth I have fog version 1.5.9.

Yes there are all the partitions and the files are present.

There was no error when deploying.

When I installed debian on the master PC, I could boot grub and from there windows or debian. I deployed the image on the computer i used to do the master and I had zero problem. It’s only when I’m deploying the image to another computer that the problem occur.

Maybe I need to run a postinstall script to update the UEFI boot entries?

Thanks for your reply,

ClémentK.

Hi,

I have a computer with two nvme. I use this computer to create the master image.
I first installed windows 11 on the first disk and then debian 11 on the second disk.

I captured the image using the multiple partition image - All disks type and tried deploying it to the same computer I used for the master. It worked well.

But then I tried to deploy it to another computer (same model and same specs as the one I used for the master) and I could only boot windows. There was no trace of grub.
When I tried to boot to the second disk, it went straight to the bios.

I tried the capture with the operating system set to Linux and Other and the same behavior occurred every time.

The bios is in uefi and I even tried to boot on a usb key with systemrescuecd (archlinux based) to see if there was the debian filesystem on the second disk and it was present.

If you have an idea of the problem let me now!

Thanks!

ClémentK.