Hello everybody.
I have a question, that does not deal directly with grub2, however I found
this issue when investigating grub2 for UEFI. I noticed that when I
change/add new UEFI boot variables (both Boot and BootOrder), after the
change the system becomes unbootable.
Unbootable means re
Hello,
I just found another computer with working UEFI (I was testing on UEFI
simulation) and just found that the kernel load does not work. I found out
that the problem is in code
/* Next, find free pages for the protected mode code. */
/* XXX what happens if anything is using this address?
Hello everybody.
I have just implemented support for GPT GUID search and I am really
interested in providing this patch for integration.Who is in chief here, we
can discuss details =)
Patch is included. The syntax is now the following
# Entry 1 - Chainload another bootloader
menuentry "Chainload
Hello eveybody.
I am currently start investigation (and fixing the things that don't work
for me =))
So, I got two for today, one is fix, and one is morelike a question, I am
more than sure it's my mistake.
What's the correct way of applying patches to grub2? Am I correct that all I
need is to p
Hello everybody.
<#inbox>
I got situation: I need to load linux kernel from grub, that can easily fail
on some computers (even in production). I use grub to load this and the only
this kernel.
So, what I want to do is to load another OS loader, if grub (or more
specificly my kernel) fails.
I know
Hm hm that sounds very interesing. Can you please send me your compiled EFI
file? I will test it on my UEFI. If it work than it's the problem of my
compilation, if not then it's the problem of my UEFI implementation
Regards,
Georgy
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> I tested with 64-bit qemu-tianocore actually, and in this ca
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> It works on tianocore.
> > Arne
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yes, if you are talking about 32-bit emulation of UEFI, created by
Tianocore, then yes =)
Regards,
Georgy
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