After 6 years of almost flawless Solus/Budgie performance I finally decided to wipe and reinstall my dual boot system because I need one of the OS's to be a 'mainstream' Linux (e.g. Debian based) for just a couple tasks (going with Ubuntu Budgie).
In the process, I discovered I have two boot entries for Solus, one as MBR, the other as GPT (some numbers shortened with dashes):
Boot0001* Solus Linux Bootloader HD(3,MBR,0x-----5,0x800,0x1f4000)/File(\EFI\com.solus-project\bootloaderx64.efi)
Boot0002* Solus Linux Bootloader HD(4,GPT,ef9-------2jd,0x800,0x1ff800)/File(\EFI\com.solus-project\bootloaderx64.efi)
While the previous install was based on MBR and now it's GPT, it would seem to make sense, however, since I completely wiped my HDD, shouldn't the MBR entry have been deleted? I'm wondering if this may be one of the issues that might be causing a conflict with my first attempt with a wipe and reinstall (but more likely the issue is that I should have installed Ubuntu Budgie first then Solus). Or, does Solus automatically make two entries so if one doesn't boot the other will?
Thanks,
Mike