I have EFI Windows 8 in my Asus K55V laptop. EFI partition is sda1
.
I tried to install Ubuntu in EFI mode and created/selected separate boot partition for Ubuntu boot loader.
Ubuntu installed perfectly, but I got 2 boot entries in EFI setup. When I tried to delete it in EFI setup (bios screen), it restored on restart.
So I tried doing boot-repair
from live-usb, the thing is it added GRUB2 to my sda
partition. And it did not solve the 2 Ubuntu boot entries. So I deleted the Ubuntu partitions (boot/swap/mount) to remove Ubuntu from my laptop.
Now the problem is that GRUB2 which is in sda
is listed in EFI Boot selector (without Ubuntu actually installed).
Check this http://paste.ubuntu.com/1554147/
I need two solutions:
- How do I remove GRUB2 from
sda
partition? - How to install Ubuntu without getting 2 boot entries? Should I
select thesda1
(EFI partition) as boot loader partition when
installing Ubuntu?
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