06-28-2025, 07:28 AM
Having given this a great deal of thought, the following is the best remedy.
After you have run Install Updates, open a Terminal, do:
enter your password and let the script finish. (fully automated process)
Reboot and run Install Updates again, to verify there are no more errors.
What does it do?
# Try detecting EFI partition from /boot/efi
# Fallback method using lsblk if findmnt fails
# Final check
# Ensure debconf-utils is installed
# Preseed GRUB install device
# Run dpkg configuration non-interactively
# Optional: Reinstall GRUB to EFI (only if needed)
# Update grub config
After you have run Install Updates, open a Terminal, do:
Code:
wget -O grub-efi-fix-74.sh https://www.linuxliteos.com/files/grub-efi-fix-74.sh && chmod +x grub-efi-fix-74.sh && sudo ./grub-efi-fix-74.sh
enter your password and let the script finish. (fully automated process)
Reboot and run Install Updates again, to verify there are no more errors.
What does it do?
# Try detecting EFI partition from /boot/efi
# Fallback method using lsblk if findmnt fails
# Final check
# Ensure debconf-utils is installed
# Preseed GRUB install device
# Run dpkg configuration non-interactively
# Optional: Reinstall GRUB to EFI (only if needed)
# Update grub config
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Jerry Bezencon
Linux Lite Creator
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Jerry Bezencon
Linux Lite Creator
"Do not correct a fool, or he will hate you; correct a wise man and he will appreciate you."
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