- #PARTITION FIND AND MOUNT NO PARTITION FOUND INSTALL#
- #PARTITION FIND AND MOUNT NO PARTITION FOUND DRIVER#
- #PARTITION FIND AND MOUNT NO PARTITION FOUND WINDOWS#
It can boot the arch partition if the kernel files and a different nf (same content but duplicated) are present on the. The problem is refind doesnt even get there, since it doesnt see the arch partition. I did add a nf in the /boot dir of the Arch partition. So long story short, rEFInd auto-detects everything that is on the esp, + neon on an ext4 partition on nvme1, but nothing else? I'm going crazy. Re: Solved rEFInd doesnt find some of my partitions. I tried doing the same thing but with a FAT32 partition, rEFInd is still blind. I tried creating a new ext4 partition in the unallocated space in nvme1 and copied the content of /boot/ here, rEFInd doesn't see it. This confirms that rEFInd misses the volume named "archlinux" entirely, although it does see neon (the volume 'root' here is the partlabel of neon's root partition). I reinstall rEFind from arch, since this version, as opposed to neon's version, can output logs.ġ9:23:39 - Setting volume name to generic description of ' whole disk volume'ġ9:23:39 - Identified volume ' whole disk volume', of type whole diskġ9:23:39 - Setting volume name to filesystem name of 'WinRE'ġ9:23:39 - Identified volume 'WinRE', of type NTFSġ9:23:39 - Setting volume name to filesystem name of 'SYSTEM'ġ9:23:39 - Identified volume 'SYSTEM', of type FATġ9:23:39 - Setting volume name to partition name of 'Microsoft reserved partition'ġ9:23:39 - Identified volume 'Microsoft reserved partition', of typeġ9:23:39 - Setting volume name to filesystem name of 'Windows'ġ9:23:39 - Identified volume 'Windows', of type NTFSġ9:23:39 - Setting volume name to filesystem description of '791 MiB NTFS volume'ġ9:23:39 - Identified volume '791 MiB NTFS volume', of type NTFSġ9:23:39 - Setting volume name to partition name of 'root'ġ9:23:39 - Identified volume 'root', of type ext4 I can boot into my arch installation from here.īut the factory esp is rather small, so I don't want to mount it as /boot/ for this installation, so I want to figure out what is wrong with rEFInd. I copy the content of /boot in a subdirectory of my esp. Use the following commands to mount it: sudo mkdir /mnt/temp sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt/temp. Makes sense, since it auto-detects neon just fine. Once we have got the partition where root has been installed, we’ll mount the root partition where Ubuntu has been installed.
#PARTITION FIND AND MOUNT NO PARTITION FOUND DRIVER#
I check if the driver for ext4 fs is installed. Tyen click the partition type as Primary. Then select ext4 as the file system and set mount point to / (filesystem root). Next again click the unallocated space and click the + button.
#PARTITION FIND AND MOUNT NO PARTITION FOUND INSTALL#
I double checked, triple checked, tried with UUID, etc. Click on the partition where you want to install ubuntu and delete partition. After further investigation, I notice the stanza wants to boot from "SYSTEM" (the name of the esp on nvme0) instead of "archlinux", the label of the volume. The stanza shows up in rEFInd, but it doesn't work (shows me an error about the loader not found). Here comes the trouble: rEfind doesn't show an Archlinux entry, as it should have. Then I installed Archlinux on another partition in nvme1 as I planned. I installed Neon first, with rEFInd (from Neon at first) on the esp of nvme0. Nvme1: it has bit of unallocated space (I'll get back to that later), an Archlinux partition (ext4), and a KDE Neon partition (ext4)
#PARTITION FIND AND MOUNT NO PARTITION FOUND WINDOWS#
Nvme0: factory Windows partition, with a factory ESP, and some other Windows partitions.
I know it sounds like a classic issue, but I'm at loss for this one.
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