Solved Crazy grub changing filesystem

I installed grub 2.02+dfg1-20 version on disk MBR and I created menu labelled FreeBSD. Here is where the weird part is I use UEFI boot and entered grub CLI and typed ls(hd0,4) it shows that the filesystem is FAT and that it contains /efi/boot/BOOTx64.efi which I use to boot from using chainloader. And no system files whatsoever.
1 minute later(after some commands) I type that again and see that it now truly recognizes filesystem as UFS, but the /efi directory has gone and now I can not boot how is this even possible.


I didn't installed separate partition(esp) to boot from. I installed it tidely in one partition.
 
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U You provided to less information. Where did u you install grub (in MBR or first partition ?), what OS, what is disk partitioning, is it GPT or MBR etc.

EDIT: On the other hand, if you are multibooting, I'd really consider using efi for booting, and skip grub at all. That of course imply making separate EFI partition.
 
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