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On 07/01/2018 03:04 PM, Mick wrote: |
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> What do you mean "would not load"? From the live ISO? |
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> I had no such problem here on a bare metal install (no Windows) with |
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> sysrescuecd. You have to make sure the sysrescuecd is booting in UEFI mode |
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> before you proceed with the installation. |
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>> So ... Windows setup UEFI just fine. Gentoo is using GPT/GRUB. |
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>> Every time I boot, the "Boot Menu" gets used to choose the OS. |
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>> Corbin |
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> I am booting without a boot loader straight from UEFI as this not a multiboot |
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> system. So, unless I interrupt it pressing F2 to get into UEFI menu, it will |
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> boot into the default OS image, which is the latest I have setup with |
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> efibootmgr. |
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( Clarification ) The UEFI implementation installed on my MB would not |
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load the VFAT driver. |
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I did use a Gentoo install ISO to do the setup. The CSM is set to UEFI. |
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( If I turn off the CSM, it disables both UEFI && Legacy for the Video / |
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Drive Controller. ) |
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The VFAT partition was unreadable by the MB / UEFI firmware, without the |
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UEFI VFAT driver loading. |
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Corbin |
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