I solved it!
- launched: fdisk -i -b blocks[@offset[:EF]] sd2 that update the MBR
with the proper position of i
- I set the OpenBSD boundaries to the full disk
- I createed myself [i] - just like fdisk does, like an msdos
partition within the coordinates passed to fdisk above
- Then newfs_msdos and populated it with efi/BOOT/BOOTX64.EFI and
efi/BOOT/BOOTAI32.EFI
At this point the Mac had a good meal while I can sleep..
-Dan
Dan <d...@nnnne-o-o-o.com> wrote:
> I'm leaving for a moment the Fuguita project to return to my station,
> to..let it run on the Mac.
>
> The EFI partition must be named I, must contain efi/BOOT and be in
> the first sector of the disk, the latter can't be fixed otherwise by
> some utilities like installboot for example? Eg. Installboot -p what
> does exactly? How it act on the filesystem?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Dan
>
