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Originally Posted by bsd007
I was using Arch Linux
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The boot entry for Arch might still be present in the motherboard NVRAM. OpenBSD uses the
"removable" EFI loader location and this would be over-ridden by a specific NVRAM entry.
Load up an Arch live ISO image in UEFI mode and run this to list the NVRAM entries:
Then use this to delete the Arch entry:
Code:
efibootmgr -b xxxx -B
Replace xxxx with the boot number assigned to Arch. Zero padding is not required.
You might also be able to delete boot entries from the firmware ("BIOS") options.
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Originally Posted by jggimi
I can only guess that your laptop is looking to boot with Secure Boot, used by Windows or Linux.
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Arch does not support SecureBoot unless it is explicitly set up by the user.