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In the end ultimate success :D I was able get my computer booting the way as it should. At this moment after all my attempts I no longer have standard environment on my laptop, so hard to say what caused my latest problem, but maybe this bit of information can help somebody. My EFI entry is...

I have another update. The previous setup was done with SecureBoot disabled. I have realized I can use SecureBoot as long as I enable as well "Enable Microsoft 3rd Party CA"; I was not aware of this feature on ThinkPad BIOSes. Here is my new situation installed Ventoy with secure boot support...

I have made some progress. As suggested I have installed proxmox (8.3-1) from the install iso to a USB flashdisk and it works! I am able to boot into proxmox running from my USB. I tired to replace grub.conf on the flashdrive with grup.conf from my nvme disk and it works too! More over enabling...

It shows identical entry as for debian, only debian is replaced with proxmox. both in the name as well as in path. It is entry 002 and is the first in the list. I can see both entries in F12 boot menu a neither of them works, both leads to the same result. if more information for grub mean to...

Unfortunately it didn't help. New boot entry was created as expected. It is called `proxmox` and the path is EFI\proxmox\shimx64.efi I have compared the .efi files under /boot for debian and proxmox and they are identical. I am afraid the issue is with the grub itself. for some reason it fails...

I'll do. So it is apt update && apt full-upgrade grub-install (no params) apt install proxmox-default-kernel efibootmgr -v (should show proxmox entry) systemctl reboot FYI the grubx64.efi I have on the ESP partition is the same as this one...

Here are the logs. I am sorry for the term.log not being in English.

This could be the way to go if everything else fails. Luckily I have possibility to add 2nd ssd into my laptop. Just I've got 1TB ssd and there is plenty of space for me to really need the 2nd hdd. So if possible I prefer the option 1, but thank you for the idea.

I have checked on the shimx64.efi the one in /boot/efi/.... is updated and it is the secure version I have now in /usr/lib/shim so I believe this is the proxmox one. I am not sure about the other .efi files. Let's assume this is the problem I have. Is there a way how to prevent this to happen...

I can boot kubuntu live iso. I hope output from their efiboomgr works. There is 30+ entries, I have made this bit shorter removing entries like Diagnostic or Rescue and Recovery. If you need the full list, please let me know. BootCurrent: 0023 Timeout: 0 seconds BootOrder...

I can confirm on my laptop I have followed the wiki instructions and my computer cannot boot into Linux. My steps - disable secure boot in bios - install debian 12.9 netinst iso (booting ventoy) - advanced install / expert - pretty much just hitting enter - skipped desktop/gnome...

Oh my! you are absolutely right. if I do full upgrade and install proxmox kernel everything works fine in the VM. I even do not need to disable secure boot. My real problem is with my laptop. I tried to reproduce it in VM, and rebooted after every step to identify what exactly is failing...

I am facing the same issue as reported here. Only in my case I am installing proxmox on top of debian like reported here https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-installation-stuck-on-welcome-to-grub.155754/ I was curious if this is issue on my laptop only, or something more UEFI? related. So...

@luisgc8 can I ask you for exact steps how you did the "After forcing a reinstallation of GRUB with a Debian 12 LiveCD"? I have the same issue, but when I booted the live Debian CD, opened console, sudo, and then run `apt install --reinstall grub-efi-amd64` it didn't help. Thanks, Mirek

I was able to setup Alpine 3.10 to run Docker daemon and run hello-world container in it. Here are the steps. create container based on alpine-3.10-default_20190626_amd64.tar.xz (disk of size 0.5GB is enough for this little test) under Options enable Features 'keyctl' and 'Nesting' start the...