brent
"Maybe it was Manjaro in the cellar with a candlestick (to bludgeon a Clue metaphor) the whole time?" LOL, LOL
(that's why separate drives per OS for me) ditoes for me, as well, Brent.
If Solus has a UEFI bootloader, den dat may explain the problems, since my mama board is
not compatible.
Hear, is what happen last night. I disconnected the other two HDD, as per your instruction
and holey heck, the installation was successful, even after a fresh bootie. Watching the boot
lines, I noticed that the boot for Microgates 7 and Minty Mint were absence. π§ π¦ π© To
quote Ms Greta Thunberg, "this is all wrong."
When I had only the Mint HDD plug in, the old bootloader lines appear !! Unfortunately, Solus
bootloader was not present. : - (( I now suspect it is not Solus fault, but rather my dated Mama
board. It is likely, I will have issue with other Linux discos, as well.
Brent, tanks for your support and the others, whom had commented. I have boarded an engine
power vessel, thus allowing Solus to sail to its next destination, less my baggage.
PS: This was not an issue, when I installed Solus some ten years ago.