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docs(setup): pass the disk and partition number to efibootmgr

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The unsigned setup guides passed the EFI System Partition device to
efibootmgr -d, which expects the disk, and left out -p, which defaults
to partition 1. The command failed, or created a boot entry for the
wrong partition when the ESP isn't the first one. Pass the disk and the
partition number, as the signed guides do.
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docs/setup/unsigned/alpine-edge.md
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$ apk add efibootmgr $ apk add efibootmgr
``` ```
Once `efibootmgr` is installed, find the partition device of your EFI System Partition and run the following: Once `efibootmgr` is installed, find the disk and partition number of your EFI System Partition and run the following.
For example, if your EFI System Partition is `/dev/nvme0n1p1`, the disk is `/dev/nvme0n1` and the partition
number is `1`:
```bash ```bash
$ efibootmgr -d /dev/esp_partition_here -C -L 'Sprout' -l '\EFI\boot\sprout.efi' $ efibootmgr -d /dev/BLOCK_DEVICE -p PARTITION_NUMBER -C -L 'Sprout' -l '\EFI\boot\sprout.efi'
``` ```
This will add a new entry to your EFI boot menu called `Sprout` that will boot Sprout with your configuration. This will add a new entry to your EFI boot menu called `Sprout` that will boot Sprout with your configuration.
docs/setup/unsigned/fedora.md
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@@ -107,10 +107,12 @@ You may now reboot your system and select Sprout from the GRUB menu.
You can configure your EFI boot menu to show Sprout as an option. You can configure your EFI boot menu to show Sprout as an option.
To do so, please find the partition device of your EFI System Partition and run the following: To do so, please find the disk and partition number of your EFI System Partition and run the following.
For example, if your EFI System Partition is `/dev/nvme0n1p1`, the disk is `/dev/nvme0n1` and the partition
number is `1`:
```bash ```bash
$ sudo efibootmgr -d /dev/esp_partition_here -C -L 'Sprout' -l '\EFI\BOOT\sprout.efi' $ sudo efibootmgr -d /dev/BLOCK_DEVICE -p PARTITION_NUMBER -C -L 'Sprout' -l '\EFI\BOOT\sprout.efi'
``` ```
This will add a new entry to your EFI boot menu called `Sprout` that will boot Sprout with your configuration. This will add a new entry to your EFI boot menu called `Sprout` that will boot Sprout with your configuration.
docs/setup/unsigned/generic-linux.md
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@@ -52,10 +52,12 @@ They will be concatenated by a space and passed to the kernel.
Since Sprout is still experimental, the following commands will add a boot entry to your EFI firmware for sprout but Since Sprout is still experimental, the following commands will add a boot entry to your EFI firmware for sprout but
intentionally do not set it as the default boot entry. intentionally do not set it as the default boot entry.
To add the entry, please find the partition device of your EFI System Partition and run the following: To add the entry, please find the disk and partition number of your EFI System Partition and run the following.
For example, if your EFI System Partition is `/dev/nvme0n1p1`, the disk is `/dev/nvme0n1` and the partition
number is `1`:
```bash ```bash
$ sudo efibootmgr -d /dev/esp_partition_here -C -L 'Sprout' -l '\EFI\BOOT\sprout.efi' $ sudo efibootmgr -d /dev/BLOCK_DEVICE -p PARTITION_NUMBER -C -L 'Sprout' -l '\EFI\BOOT\sprout.efi'
``` ```
This will add a new entry to your EFI boot menu called `Sprout` that will boot Sprout with your configuration. This will add a new entry to your EFI boot menu called `Sprout` that will boot Sprout with your configuration.