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Type ``sudo efibootmgr`` and press :kbd:`Enter`.
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This command lists the available boot options and the boot order.
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In the screenshot above, there are three boot options:
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``ubuntu`` at ``0000``
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``linuxmint`` at ``0001``
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``Mac OS X`` at ``0081``
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The boot order is ``0081``. This indicates that the computer only tries to boot Mac OS and not Linux Mint.
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For technical reasons Linux Mint uses ``ubuntu`` as its EFI boot name.
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To fix the boot order, type ``sudo efibootmgr --bootorder XXXX,YYYY`` (where ``XXXX`` and ``YYYY`` are the operating system boot options you want to boot).
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In the screenshot above, ``sudo efibootmgr --bootorder 0000,0081`` instructs the computer to first try to boot Linux Mint (``ubuntu`` being the EFI boot name for Linux Mint), and then Mac OS.
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