12-15-2015, 05:48 AM
Hello!
In a nutshell, that about sums it up. You're 'slipstreaming' GRUB-EFI into LL.
I ran this on the new lappy, and when I tried to install GRUB, I guess it couldn't find my EFI partition, and proceeded to puke. I ran the UEFI version of Boot Repair, and it finished the process.
There's nothing wrong with anything presented here. For some strange, unknown reason, it just happened to puke on me. It makes me think if we could, pending a UEFI GRUB loader for LL, add a script to a Boot Repair CD, and automate the whole process...
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
(10-31-2015, 01:39 AM)cuscotravelservices link Wrote: Does this topic of yours infer that LL2.6 64-bit is not UEFI enabled for either Live or Installed use and that another UEFI enabled distribution needs to be used to enable LL2.6 64-bit to be used in UEFI mode?
In a nutshell, that about sums it up. You're 'slipstreaming' GRUB-EFI into LL.
I ran this on the new lappy, and when I tried to install GRUB, I guess it couldn't find my EFI partition, and proceeded to puke. I ran the UEFI version of Boot Repair, and it finished the process.
There's nothing wrong with anything presented here. For some strange, unknown reason, it just happened to puke on me. It makes me think if we could, pending a UEFI GRUB loader for LL, add a script to a Boot Repair CD, and automate the whole process...
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
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