| Fedora 17, EFI booting with grub-efi And then I used Fedup to update, which went fine, and still uses grub legacy efi. To upgrade to grub2-efi, I partially figured out how to do this: cp /boot/efi/EFI/fedora/grubx64.efi /boot/efi/EFI/System/Library/CoreServices/boot.efi grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/efi/EFI/fedora/grub.cfg Reboot now takes me to GRUB2, and loads the grub.cfg. However, at the point where nouveau loads, text scroll hangs at nouveau. I can blindly login and do some things, and ssh in. So I think it's vbios corruption again, and looks like this bug has rematerialized: Since it's the same kernel and nouveau, this actually looks like a GRUB2 bug, not a nouveau bug. For whatever reason, even after installing the grub2-efi package, the command grub2-install does not produce a new grub.efi file anywhere I can find. The result I get is: # grub2-install /boot/efi doesn't look like an EFI partition. Installation finished. No error reported. Yet, there are no new files anywhere on the HFS+ EFI System partition, and NVRAM hasn't been updated either. If I specify an alternate --efi-directory= I can get a new grubx64.efi produced, relocate it, and update NVRAM, but it fails in the same manner. I'm thinking for F18 the easiest thing to do might be a sidebar/note in the Fedup documentation that suggests Mac EFI boot users not upgrade grub-efi to grub2-efi. And then sort out the grub2-efi issues for Fedora 19. Comments? What's weird is a beta or early final TC, Live CD written direct to a USB stick, booted this same hardware to graphical Gnome without this problem. So I'm not sure what's going on. Chris Murphy |
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