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On Saturday 08 March 2014 02:31:35 Facundo Curti wrote: |
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> Hi all. I'm again with a newbie problem :/ |
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> I almost finish to install gentoo but I have a little problem, I can't boot |
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> gentoo ._. |
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> I already installed the system with GRUB2 and systemd, I made partitions |
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> with GPT using parted, but I can't boot. |
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> My partitions: http://bpaste.net/show/186352/ |
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> This "legacy_boot" flag is a recent try I made :P. I also tried with "boot" |
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> flag, and with no flags. But any way this does not work |
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With UEFI you don't need bios_grub partition. |
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You also don't nee the legacy_boot flag. |
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But what you need is a FAT32 partiton where the GRUB's UEFI binary will be |
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installed. |
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You mount that partition at /boot/efi |
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You should also set GRUB_PLATFORMS="efi-64" in make.conf and update world. |
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After that run "grub2-install /dev/sda" (or whatever block device you use). |
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Then you can verify that GRUB 2 is added into UEFI boot menu: run efibootmgr as |
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root (it's from sys-boot/efibootmgr package). |
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