Installing systemd-boot using the architect menu doesn't work #292
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v0.9.34 (manjaro-architect 0.9.34-5)I'm installing into a VirtualBox VM using different ISOs (i3 and KDE), the issue is the same for both.
When I select the menu option to install systemd-boot as boot manager, I get a message, that it has been installed, but it actually hasn't, at least not completely. Of course, at this point, /boot is already mounted and the kernel images are present.
Later, when chrooting into the new installation, I can confirm this:
I need to call
bootctl installto actually install it:After that, it works fine (it's successfully booting into the new system).
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I can confirm that the systemd-boot installation does not work as expected.
I will work on it and hope to find a solution for this problem.
mentioned in merge request !581
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f23d2f9b24Issue is still present.
mentioned in merge request !584
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09235a3e9eOkay... I may not able to fix this issue, after another round of testing.
I try to install systemd-boot via menu on /boot -> failed -> chroot into system install systemd-boot ->
no errors
Installer prompt there is no bootloader installed. -> install via menu -> no prompt no error
Maybe reordering the commands will help, will test again, if I have enough time...