Hi Len, Thanks for the suggestion but alas that didn't work either, same thing happens.
Regards On Wed, Feb 08, 2017 at 07:06:30PM +0200, ilko Iliev wrote: > Hi Christoph, > > Indeed, these files seem to exist http://i.imgur.com/uAPd5sL.jpg > > As to the question regarding the FS type for /boot I'm not really sure, it's > whatever comes with this setup http://i.imgur.com/fPYDHbI.jpg > but there was a setting including "mac newworld" something in the name. > I took the screenshot during the last install, I tried a couple of times > before that trying different partitioning e.g. LVM and others, in one of my > attempts I renamed 'boot' from "untitled" to Apple_Bootstrap as I found a > post by someone saying it worked for him when he was installing Ubuntu. > > P.S. Sorry if not the proper way to reply to a mail list, never used them > before :/ OK, that means your kernel and /boot is on partition 3, which is ext4. That probably won't work these days. A seperate /boot partition for storing the kernel and ramdisk using ext2 would probably help. -- Len Sorensen
