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Am 14.07.2012 10:57, schrieb Stefan G. Weichinger: |
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>>> It *works* so far, still some polishing to do ... but I am quite happy |
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>>> with the situation. |
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What has to be polished: |
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All this migration left quite some traces. I had grub and grub2, the |
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EFI-stuff now in /boot/efi ... etc ... and now I have the situation |
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where GRUB2 somehow reads the wrong grub.cfg or something. For example |
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if I try to toggle using a font (for testing) it doesn't get read at |
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boot time. Even if I re-announce(?) GRUB2 to UEFI etc. |
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I can boot gentoo, that's OK, but I think there's too much stuff in boot |
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now. |
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I hesitate to remove things so I ask: |
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if I have that /boot/efi partition mounted, does there have to be |
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anything grub-related in /boot at all? |
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I followed this guide, at least in most parts: |
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https://forums-web1.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-7011836.html?sid=eb4f57a5e29f9e03463a4888296c6462 |
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and this doesn't speak of coming from an older installation of grub or |
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grub2, so it doesn't mentioned cleaning up stuff or something. |
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In my /boot I have: |
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efi |
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grub |
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grub2 |
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... |
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which seems odd to me. |
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And yes, I removed grub-0.9x already. |
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