On 2025/04/04 11:35, Jay K wrote: > Hi. I have M1Max MacBookPro. I installed the Asahi Linux EFI environment, > then booted install76.img from USB, went through the install seemingly > successfully, installed all sets, relinked kernel, and then the system > won't boot. I mean, I can get to the boot menu and back to MacOS, and > even since instaleed Asahi Linux completely. > But if I boot the EFI option, it doesn't get past the early UBoot. > Nor does the original flash still boot. I even re-dd'ed it in Linux. > It doesn't find its files. > I cannot boot OpenBSD is what I mean. > > Any ideas?
At this point I would start by trying a snapshot i.e. install77.img and see if that helps anything. > Btw, the install is a little unfriendly/unclear. When it says "whole disk" > I'm not sure it is talking about the disk or a partition. When the OpenBSD installer is talking about "whole disk" on Apple silicon macs, it's referring to the OpenBSD part of the disk that was created via the asahi installer (and/or created/modified in Apple tools). I agree it is not entirely clear. > I wasn't sure if I'd learn MacOS,but I managed to get through it. > > > Thank you, > Jay >
