(Solved) System Unable to Boot

[ultimeight]

Hello folks, hope everyone is doing good. I did a system update today, as usual every week, but I am not able to boot the system. When I power it on, the 'Welcome to GRUB' window flashes for a moment and it just restarts back again and goes to UEFI. I am posting this by booting up from a live Linux Mint, that I always keep handy. I ran the following commands during update:

doas emaint sync -a
doas emerge -avuD @world
doas emerge --depclean
doas eclean-dist -d
doas eclean-kernel

Following are the contents of my /boot directory:

mint@mint:/mnt/hm$ tree boot/
boot/
├── System.map-6.1.31-gentoo-dist
├── System.map-6.1.31-gentoo-dist.old
├── config-6.1.31-gentoo-dist
├── config-6.1.31-gentoo-dist.old
├── grub
├── initramfs-6.1.31-gentoo-dist.img
├── initramfs-6.1.31-gentoo-dist.img.old
├── vmlinuz-6.1.31-gentoo-dist
└── vmlinuz-6.1.31-gentoo-dist.old

1 directory, 8 files

I did remove old kernel files beforehand, is that causing this issue? Please let me know if you need any additional information. Thanks for reading.
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ultimeight.

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[pietinger]

Please re-install grub according to this thread: https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-1167954-highlight-.html
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[ultimeight]

[ultimeight]

I had made a mistake while running the install command, the --efi-directory had the wrong path. /boot instead of /boot/grub, I am a dumbass. Thank you for the prompt response @pietinger, marking the post as solved.
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Regards,
ultimeight.

"A Computer is like an air conditioner - it becomes useless when you open Windows." - Linus Torvalds.

[pietinger]