ison writes: > Sorry it took me so long to reply, I didn't have access to the broken > machine until now. No worries :) > As you requested here is the partitions as listed by parted: > > Number Start End Size File system Name Flags > 1 1049kB 3046kB 2097kB grub bios_grub > 2 3146kB 540MB 537MB fat32 efi boot, esp > 3 540MB 2588MB 2048MB linux-swap(v1) swap > 4 2588MB 750GB 748GB ext4 guixsd Hm. Nearly the same as what I had, though my partitions had different sizes and I didn't have a swap partition. I may try again with this exact setup when I get back to the United States just to see what happens. > /boot/efi looks ok as far as I can tell at least. It's tree is: > /boot/efi/ > └── EFI > ├── grub > │ └── grubx64.efi > ├── Guix > │ └── grubx64.efi > └── GuixSD > └── grubx64.efi > All 3 grubx64.efi files differ from each other and are around 120kb. Interesting... I only have '/boot/efi/EFI/Guix'. Do you have a '/boot/grub'? > But considering you can't reproduce the issue would it be a good > idea for me to reinstall and see if I can even reproduce it? > Although I think this time I would leave off the bios_grub partition > I'm willing to keep testing the current bug if it's important or > indicative of a more serious problem. But please don't feel > obligated to keep working on this just for me, I'm perfectly fine > just reinstalling. The issue doesn't seem to affect my desktop > anyway, I was able to upgrade it smoothly. > > It's always possible the issue was caused by some strange > combination involving the patched bug, from earlier in the > discussion, and my weird partition layout. Might not even be worth > investigating unless it happens to someone else > (or me again after a fresh install). I think it may be indicative of a more serious problem, since you mentioned that this was fine up until the commit refactoring 'guix system reconfigure'. If you're willing to reinstall and see if you can reproduce it, that maywould be helpful -- you could send me the relevant 'install-bootloader.scm' store item if it breaks again. Thank you very much, ison. I appreciate your cooperation here greatly. Regards, Jakob