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   Hey Gerrit!   
      
    GK> Interestingly, this never worked reliably for me, neither with MBR   
    GK> nor with UEFI. The only safe way is to change BIOS boot order   
    GK> settings.   
      
   That precludes that the bios recognizes the disk and presents itself as a   
   bootable disk, which in this case is having issues with the nvme disk.    
   Currently the only repeatable, reliable boot disk is the sata interface.   
      
   Also, while I am at it, the 16 boot penguins on a 4k monitor still requires   
   work.   
      
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