Re: UEFI Boot with Grub-Experimental

2010-07-07 Thread Stephen Kou
Given that grub itself works as 64-bit, I assume that the EFI firmware is also 64-bit. And the grub itself loads a 64-bit kernel, so I'm pretty sure everything is 64-bit in the pipeline. Would 64-bit grub-efi work on a 32-bit efi firmware? On 7/7/2010 5:11 PM, Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Se

Re: UEFI Boot with Grub-Experimental

2010-07-02 Thread Stephen Kou
Most likely the disk enumeration is different than what you have in the grub list. boot into a working system, plug your disk with the linux in, and then do sudo blkid get the UUID of your root filesystem, and then put it as root=UUID=00----0 instead of /dev/sda4.