Thanks for these suggestions I tried these and everything else I could
think of. Unfortunately it seemed the system was too badly corrupted. I
finally resorted to a fresh install of 22.04 however I was able to keep
my previous /home and windows partition intact.

Jim

On 2022-10-10 11:56, D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote:
> | From: Jim Ruxton via talk <talk@gtalug.org>
>
> I have only generic advice: make sure you do a backup of your data before
> you go any further.
>
> |  For some reason the system doesn't see my /boot/efi
> | partition even though it is mounted. My fstab file looks correct.
>
> Shots in the dark:
>
> If you already have it mounted, that might interfere with the upgrade
> mounting it.
>
> Is the GUUID (or whatever it is called) matching correctly?
>
> Consider doing an fsck on the ESP (i.e. the volume to normally mounted
> at /boot/efi).  Remember that this is a FAT or VFAT filesystem.
>
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