I've been having some issues after trying to install Nobara on a different partition alongside my existing Fedora setup. Now, when I boot, Grub only shows Nobara, and my Fedora installation seems unbootable. I've checked the /boot directory from a Nobara live USB, and it appears to be empty. I also attempted to use Super Grub2 Disk but couldn't get it onto my USB due to mounting issues while running off the live session. I've recently managed to get Nobara installed successfully, but Fedora is still not working. I followed some instructions to restore the bootloader, which somewhat improved things since rEFInd now boots directly into Fedora instead of another boot manager. But I feel like I'm stuck. Any help would be appreciated!
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It sounds like Nobara overwrote your Fedora bootloader, which is common since they share the same EFI partition. You should try mounting your Fedora partition from Nobara, installing the `os-prober` package, and ensuring it's enabled in /etc/default/grub to detect Fedora during boot.
I managed to get `os-prober` running and it found Fedora! What steps should I follow next to set it up correctly?