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Am 12.10.2012 15:22, schrieb Bill Kenworthy: |
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> The grub2-install command above - with efi you have to "announce" |
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> the the information to boot with. I look at it as similar to grub |
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> installing into the MBR, but thats a very loose metaphor :) |
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> The problem you are describing might be that this "announcement" is |
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> missing/corrupted. |
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> The EFI directory is Apples (this is a macbook air), the |
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> grub2-mkconfig searches for all the bootable kernels and builds a |
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> menu for them. I think this is close to default efi in layout as |
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> "EFI" seems to be in the spec. |
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When I boot, it tells me that the disk isn't bootable. |
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The usb-stick is, it gives me a grub-cli and I pull my configfile from |
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there. |
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Maybe I have to re-enable EFI for the hard-disk in the BIOS?? |
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But I get entries like GRUB2 in my boot menu (BIOS-level). |
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I am somehow losing track here already and I get the feeling that even |
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if I get things working I won't really be knowing how I got there ;-) |
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