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On Thu, Apr 20, 2017 at 3:10 PM, Mick <michaelkintzios@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Boot with a LiveCD or LiveUSB which offers UEFI booting capability; e.g. |
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> sysrescuecd. |
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> Make sure your kernel has been configured and built for the boot system you |
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> will be using. |
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> Prepare a UEFI boot partition/fs and copy there your kernel image if you want |
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> to boot without a boot manager, or GRUB/rEFInd/etc., if you want to keep using |
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> a boot manager. |
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> Reboot without the LiveCD/USB and as long as you configured your system |
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> correctly it should boot up. |
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I would recommend Fedora - they provide signatures for their releases. |
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