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On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 10:56 AM, Alan Grimes <ALONZOTG@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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> I had to reboot my system again due to video driver update. |
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> I had set up a new build of my kernel in a UEFI partition. The |
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> BIOS/firmware seemed to be happy with the location. |
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> The machine stops stone cold dead the instant the firmware tries to |
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> transfer control to the new kernel. |
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> I found a switch in the debugging menu which enables the EFI console |
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> output. Why does this option exist? I mean why is it possible to compile |
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> a kernel that doesn't use every possible method to communicate with the |
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> user? |
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> Well, anyway, even with this selected, it still stops stone cold dead |
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> without producing any output at all. I could turn on some more debugging |
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> options, but they seem more hardcore than what I'm trying to do... |
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> (simply boot!!!!!) |
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Do you really need to start a new thread about your problems every |
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day? It's getting quite excessive. |
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