Is there someone that can help me convert my Fedora install from GRUB to systemd-boot and actually get it where kernel updates won't break it?
The reason is that my MS Surface GO does not work with GRUB for some reason. Probably a non-standard UEFI implementation but I both found this to be the case personally and google seem to confirm this. One proposed solution is to use systemd-boot, which I have semi-successfully done.
Getting to where I can boot the currently installed kernel is chronicled here:
If I wasn't using both the internal NVME for "/" and a SD card for everything else I probably would have just converted the /boot partition to FAT32 and made it the new ESP partition...
So the last two steps is:
1. See if I can get it working with secure boot enabled.
2. How to make it work with kernel updates which are completely grub centric.
Side question: If you're booting EFI with GPT partitions, is there any advantage to using grub over systemd-boot? The latter seems much simpler as the former seems way more complicated than necessary including the very fragile environment block[1]
Thanks,
Richard
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