New kernel not in grub

[Adrian]

Try this:

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sudo efibootmgr

With so many distros is very likely that another one is managing your booting.

[fehlix]

So in grub boot menu I still only have the MX 4.15 to boot too.

What about doing some simple steps:
Reboot (in UEFI mode as you have done)
Login to MX17
Open terminal
Show what grub.cfg we have by runnig this

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ls -l /boot/grub/grub.*

and perahbs have a sneaky look what entries and kernels we have in the menu:

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sed -nr   '/menuentry|vmlinuz/{s/--.*//;p}' /boot/grub/grub.cfg

Now regenerate grub menu and post the output:

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sudo update-grub

Now show again if we have a changed grub menu

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ls -l /boot/grub/grub.*

Check again the kernels in the menu:

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sed -nr   '/menuentry|vmlinuz/{s/--.*//;p}' /boot/grub/grub.cfg

[towwire]

Had a system crash on shut down. Could not boot to the hard drive when I returned, that's how I found out about the crash. I tested all the hard ware, checked connections. I had some drive partition errors that I could not get corrected. All the test took sometime to do. Finally decide to just wipe the hard drive and start from scratch again. I'm back up and running but still have a lot to put back together. I did get the antiX kernel install on this new setup.

Sorry about not getting back and replying to any posts I made, to much to do to get back up plus other items to do.