02.01.2020 21:07, Bjoern Voigt пишет:
I will probably not try the Kernel parameter efi_no_storage_paranoia. But I wonder if I can delete some unused EFI variables. The problem is
Sure you can. The problem is this does not guarantee you get more space immediately. Firmware may wait until the last moment before doing garbage collection; actually kernel attempts to trigger such garbage collection so if it fails it probably means your firmware does not do it. Or firmware may do garbage collection only on reboot.
Windows here. I know the openSUSE command to create the boot entries with efibootmgr, but I do not know the correct Windows 10 commands.
Assuming your ESP is not destroyed, the following should be enough Bcdedit /set {fwbootmgr} displayorder {bootmgr} /addfirst Or you can run boot repair from Windows install medium.
Windows 10 is installed on a 3 TB WD Red harddisk (/dev/sdb), but only the SSD on /dev/sda is bootable, because /dev/sdb is connected with to a PCIe extension card. In the past I had some trouble with this setup.
Greetings, Björn
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