I've been trying to install Xubuntu 24.04 on a mini-PC to dual-boot with Windows 11, but it seems like GRUB isn't installing correctly. Normally, when I install Linux alongside Windows, GRUB takes over the EFI partition without any issues. However, this time, after I complete the installation via the GUI from a live USB and reboot, I only get sent straight to Windows 11 and not a GRUB prompt. I'm not sure what specific details I should check to solve this, especially since I've never manually installed GRUB before. Just for reference, Secure Boot is disabled on this machine.
2 Answers
Have you checked if you're using efibootmgr to manage your boot entries? That can help troubleshoot if GRUB isn't showing up.
Make sure to check the boot priority order in your UEFI settings. You want Linux to be listed first to ensure GRUB loads properly after installation.
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