On 13/3/25 06:01, Ger van Dijck wrote:

Hay all of You,

Thanks for help and answering. The problem is simple . The fresh install of Fedora 41 no problem. The menu of the booatloader is the problem and I do understand this is kwown. (See mail Camina Shell)

After the succesfull fresh install I get the bootmenu : First Kernel install version , so no second Kernel update,rescue mode and Windows choice possibility. So far so good.

When rebooting the system no bootmenu : Just Fedora is booted no choice menu ; That is all. See below the BIOS settings on this machine.

Boot mode is set to : UEFI with Legacy OPROM ; Secure boot : OFF

Legacy Boot :

Hard drive

CD/DVD/CD-RW Drive

Network

UEFI Boot :

Windows Boot Manager (CT1000BX500SSDI)

Fedora Boot (CT1000BX500SSDI)

You can understand the user can open the BIOS and made the choise Windows Boot or Fedora Boot but this a dangerous procedure and not very elegant.

So the final question is : Where is GRUB ?

And now , how farther ?

In /etc/default/grub is the following line, that line causes grub to boot off, I think, the first entry in the grub menus and to not show the menus at all. If you change the entry to "false" instead of "true" and run grub2-mkconfig to get it to take effect without waiting for the next kernel update the menus will be displayed. You may want to change the GRUB_TIMEOUT entry to specify a time that is long enough to allow the menus to remain displayed so that you can make a selection if you want to.

GRUB_ENABLE_BLSCFG=true

regards,
Steve

Ger van Dijck.