On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 02:29:45PM -0400, Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
> On my GPT-partitioned MacBook, I seem to have two options for booting
> with grub-pc:
>
> 1. Install grub to the start of an existing partition. This coexists
> well with the rEFIt boot menu, but requires blocklists to load
> core.
Le samedi 31 octobre 2009 à 15:09 -0400, Dave Vasilevsky a écrit :
> phcoder wrote:
> > Workaround for your problem is described here:
> > http://grub.enbug.org/TestingOnMacbook
>
> Are you talking about fix_video? When I tested, without fix_video I
> could use the console, but X was slow. With fi
Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
> phcoder wrote:
>
>> Workaround for your problem is described here:
>> http://grub.enbug.org/TestingOnMacbook
>>
>
> Are you talking about fix_video? When I tested, without fix_video I
> could use the console, but X was slow. With fix_video, X was
> accelerated, but
phcoder wrote:
> Workaround for your problem is described here:
> http://grub.enbug.org/TestingOnMacbook
Are you talking about fix_video? When I tested, without fix_video I
could use the console, but X was slow. With fix_video, X was
accelerated, but the console was scrambled as soon as X started.
Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
> phcoder wrote:
>
>> On EFI system try grub-efi.
>>
>
> I have indeed tried grub-efi, you can see the notes I left here:
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MactelSupportTeam/EFI-Boot-Mactel#MacBook4,1
> . Unfortunately inability to use both accelerated X and the con
phcoder wrote:
> On EFI system try grub-efi.
I have indeed tried grub-efi, you can see the notes I left here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MactelSupportTeam/EFI-Boot-Mactel#MacBook4,1
. Unfortunately inability to use both accelerated X and the console
makes me prefer grub-pc for the moment. I
Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
> On my GPT-partitioned MacBook, I seem to have two options for booting
> with grub-pc:
>
> 1. Install grub to the start of an existing partition. This coexists
> well with the rEFIt boot menu, but requires blocklists to load
> core.img.
> 2. Use a BIOS boot partition. This a
On my GPT-partitioned MacBook, I seem to have two options for booting
with grub-pc:
1. Install grub to the start of an existing partition. This coexists
well with the rEFIt boot menu, but requires blocklists to load
core.img.
2. Use a BIOS boot partition. This allows embedding core.img, but
instal
