So recently I was asking a question about how to fix Grub if I'm installing Windows after Ubuntu. I found the solution and posted it in order to help others who will do the same. But now I want to ask about aftermaths of boot-repair. So, my system was working like this before:
- Ubuntu with Grub
- Windows on hdd
As I said in the answer to my previous question, I installed Windows on new ssd (let's call it m2), connected old hdd with my old windows, transfered all data and formatted hdd. Then I connected ssd with my ubuntu and run boot-repair from my usb flash. After that grub got fixed and I can choose between new Windows and Ubuntu, and it's all working.
But one thing that bothers me is that there's still old Windows left on grub menu, even tho I formatted old hdd with Windows. Also in UEFI there were added more options to boot from, like ubuntu (m2 ssd) and ubuntu (hdd) even tho ubuntu is not installed there at all. I have the logs from boot-repair saved, if they're safe to share, I can share them here or privately.
So my question is, should I be worried about something? Or it's not of a big deal and I can forget about it? It also says when I'm booting to Ubuntu "failed to set APST feature", but it loads and works after some little time.
P.S: I'm asking here because boot-repair pastebin linked me to the ubuntu paste site, and I figured out that boot-repair is tool that is related to ubuntu, I think.
