error file '/boot/grub/i386-efi/normal.mod' [SOLVED]

Are you dual booting?

Going on the information, what I usually do when something like this happens is assume the iso is corrupted and download another one and check the md5 and reinstall.

If you're not sure how to check the md5, there are instuctions on the wiki - www.bodhilinux.com/w/installation-instructions/

To be honest I never do it, even though it would make my life easier.

Can you provide some additional information from the GRUB rescue console?
Execute these commands there:

> echo $grub_cpu
> echo $grub_platform
> echo $package_version
> ls $prefix
> ls $prefix/i386-efi/normal.mod
P.S. And please write the model of your computer.

P.P.S. I'm guessing that you need to download the package grub-efi-ia32-bin_${package_version}_amd64.deb from security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/grub2/ repository, extract it somewhere and copy the missed file normal.mod from (grub_package)/usr/lib/grub/i386-efi to (your computer)/boot/grub/i386-efi directory.

ls $prefix

./ ../ x86_64-efi/ locale/ fonts/ grubenv grub.cfg
As you can see, your computer boots the installed GRUB core for the i386-efi architecture, but it doesn't have GRUB modules for that architecture: directory i386-efi is missed. Let's know the version of the installed GRUB. Echo command doesn't work, therefore try:
> setor
> ls $package_versionI hope you will acquire the value of the $package_version environment variable.
And then you will be able find and install binary modules for your GRUB.

P.S. Here I found that Positivo ZX3020 has Aptio Setup Utility 2013 by AMI: zx3020.blogspot.com/2016/10/como-instalar-o-windows-10-no-positivo.html
And here I see that the Aptio Setup Utility can switch the Boot mode from UEFI to Legacy (BIOS): www.easeus.com/resource/aptio-setup-utility.html#1 (#1. Change BIOS Boot Mode & Boot Order).
Maybe it is simple to switch to Legacy (BIOS) mode and reinstall Bodhi Linux 7.0?