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How can a Debian system be configured to enable UEFI booting after installation?
An apt upgrade on a Debian system resulted in os-prober trashing the boot configuration which was based on UEFI in some way.
For now if I need to reboot I have use Grub from the Debian installation disk.
Bhyve BIOS is set to boot from EFI, so I either have to configure Debian's EFI system to boot properly, or revert to legacy boot methods in the Bhyve BIOS which I can't remember how I entered.
