You mean you downloaded the iode boot.img and booted from it? ![]()
Those are only boot images not system images, they only contain the kernel, ramdisk and some other stuff.
You can’t turn your /e/ install into an iode one using a iode boot image. All you did, if I understand you correctly, is booting into your /e/ install using a iode kernel and ramdisk.
Maybe the system switched to the other slot because something went wrong during the next boot, please try:
If you are in slot b already, switch to a.