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Am 28.07.2013 04:06, schrieb Wankey Cheng: |
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>>> Make sure that you're system is booted in EFI mode |
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> i didn't install a bootloader,so it can be booted in EFI mode only. |
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Are you sure about that? What method of installation did you choose? The |
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culprit when installing an EFI system is, that in order to install the |
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bootmgr an write to the efi nvram, the install system (live cd, usb |
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stick, etc.) has to be booted in efi mode. Most boards boot in bios |
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compatible mode by default. |
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>>> and also check that the kernel module efivars is loaded. |
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> do you mean EFI variable Support via sysfs?Yes,it's built-in my kernel |
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Does it work? Try efibootmgr in verbose mode. |
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# efibootmgr -v |
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BootCurrent: 0000 |
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Timeout: 2 seconds |
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BootOrder: 0000,0002,0003 |
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Boot0000* gentoo |
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HD(1,800,40000,2693e7bd-d35e-4a39-9bb9-365ee533d690)File(\EFI\gentoo\grubx64.efi) |
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Boot0002* Hard Drive BIOS(2,0,00)P3: WDC WD10EALX-229BA1 . |
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Boot0003* Network Card BIOS(6,0,00)Realtek PXE B05 D00. |
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