You should have a UEFU compatible setup, so just change the boot target to #3. If it's not loading because it's completely missing EFInboot info, I would be shocked.
I tried this before and it wouldn't boot off of drive #3 for some reason. When I hit F11 in the bios I can select 'Nobara (BPXP)' (BPXP is the people who made drive #3) and it works tho? shrug
Well that's the definition of targeting an EFI volume to boot. Sounds like you have a config issue in your BIOS. Go through the menus and make sure it's not looking for legacy boot types first, and only looking for UEFI, then set #3 as the primary boot target.
Or I guess just remove #1 as you said.
Hm, that may be, I'll have to go poke at it, thank you.
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