Strange this that I do at bios is visiting "boot options" bios menu. It
give access to navidate to qubes xen.efi file, but not edit. Anyway, not
something is broken. First I through that I broke "xen.efi", but I
investigate it from other distro live usb and it is on it own place and
not empty. <... snip ...>
My first advise if you run in such kind of trouble is to backup your
data. You can use your favourite live-linux on usb to do that ("tails"
is a good idea). After that, play around. I am not an expert on differnt
boot <-> bios configs, but "legacy" is "old-style" meaning that there is
a pre-1980 partition table in sector 0 of your disk. The setor ends with
55FF and the 4 times 0x10 byte give the partition data. That is easy to
check by hand, and with any kind of software (fdisk, etc). UEFI is
different, I never looked at byte structure on disc. You will find a
partition in VFAT that you can mount. It contains a folder EFI which
contains a folder qubes .. etc. Checking that, you know which install
you have. Then you can go back to bios & configure it to match your
disc structure. Good luck!
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