Hey everyone! I just switched from Ubuntu to Bazzite on my laptop, which has two SSDs: one for Windows and one that used to have Ubuntu. Now, when I boot up, I only see the Windows Boot Manager with just one Windows option showing. I used to boot into Ubuntu by hitting ESC and selecting it from a list, which included multiple Windows Boot Manager entries. But now, if I choose the option that used to let me access GRUB, I end up at a command line where I have to enter a series of commands like `set root=(hd0,gpt1)` and `chainloader /efi/fedora/grubx64.efi` to finally get to Bazzite's GRUB menu where I see Windows and two Bazzite options. I'm looking for a way to clean up this boot mess so that I can either access Bazzite directly or boot to GRUB without all these extra steps. My current boot order doesn't list Bazzite, and the device options are also a bit confusing. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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You might want to try using the `efibootmgr` command to clean up any unnecessary boot entries. It sounds like you might still have some leftover entries from your Ubuntu installation that need to be cleared. As for seeing two Bazzite options, that's actually pretty normal; it lets you roll back to previous snapshots. Just a bit strange that one entry is called "yes"!
I had already removed some Ubuntu entries, but I'm hesitant to delete the 0003 one because I think it’s the only way I can access Bazzite right now.