So other than recommending trying mac.iso; anybody got other advice? What other information could be of any use to get the ball rolling on getting Ubuntu to boot using EFI on this hardware? Surely the outcome of ls /casper confirms vmlinuz.efi files is on .iso. The question is why can't Grub the boot manager see vmlinuz.efi files?
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