On 04.02.2012 11:03, Jake Thomas wrote:
insmod gettext
And gettext had bugs. You should both update and fix your grub.cfg (as
described in other mail)
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On 04.02.2012 11:03, Jake Thomas wrote:
> insmod vbe
There is no vbe on EFI. You need efi_gop (recommended) or efi_uga.
Without a loaded video driver in GRUB Linux can be loaded only in blind
mode which *is* a black screen
set gfxmode=keep
Never use "keep" for gfxmode
insmod gfxterm
terminal_
Hi. Thought I'd get back on this. Vladimir, you were on to something with the
whole UUID thing. When I make both the initial "set root" based off UUID AND
the set root of an individual stanza UUID-based, rather than just each stanza
being UUID based, I haven't had that black-out bug again. Also
When I try to build bzr Grub as of yesterday, I get make errors both in Linux
Mint 11 and Archbang. I was just doing a plain "./configure", no jazzy options.
This is the last part of the terminal output from "make":
tanding -fno-builtin -Wno-undef -MT fs/squash4_module-squash4.o -MD -MP -MF
Ah ha! The bzr command _did_ put that grub folder in my home folder after all.
It's just that ./configure --help still says "Grub 1.99", so it tricked me,
sending me on a hard drive search.
Shouldn't it at least say "Grub 1.99_bzr" or something, so that n00bs like me
can distinguish the latest
Ok, I installed bzr and ran the bzr command in terminal to download the latest
Grub. Where did bzr put it on my hard drive? I saw a grub folder in my home
folder, but I'm not sure if that's it because it says that it's version 1.99.
Maybe that's just a folder I put there. Where is the source cod
On 04.01.2012 18:28, Jake Thomas wrote:
This is using Grub 1.99. That's the highest version, right?
No. BZR is the highest.
> I didn't do "noefi", what does that do?
Tells Linux to avoid using EFI services.
Not that I don't believe you, but if having "set gfxmode=keep" works half the
time, or
This is using Grub 1.99. That's the highest version, right? I didn't do
"noefi", what does that do?
Not that I don't believe you, but if having "set gfxmode=keep" works half the
time, or any at all, how can it be wrong? Does Grub just glaze over it?
Jake
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On 04.01.2012 03:57, Jake Thomas wrote:
set gfxmode=3488x2228
set gfxmode=keep
This is surely wrong. gfxmode can't be set to keep. Only gfxpayload can.
Did you try upgrading?
Did you try "noefi" on command line?
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Hello again, Vladimir. I know you're probably not back yet, but I figure I
better get this posted while I have time and it's fresh in mind.
About the blackout bug (or lack thereof), I tried 3 different things, neither
of which cured the blackout.
1. Followed "set root=(hd0,gpt3)" with "search -
So grub-mkstandalone and grub-install can make the EFI image?
Thanks for telling me that the firmware is what determines the drive mapping. I
was beginning to suspect that, but I wasn't sure.
Jake
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On 31.12.2011 20:46, Jake Thomas wrote:
Thank you Vladimir for the theory about Grub loading the _correct_ Linux kernel
file and the _correct_ initrd file, but Linux then going on to use the wrong
partition. I can rest a lot more easy with that theory; mine was kind-of
paranormal.
What would
Thank you Vladmir for the response : D ! I'm new to the Grub mailing lists, and
these bugs have been on my mind for some while.
My experiences differ with a couple things you said. You said that you cannot
depend on drive order. One of the few things that has worked 100% of the time
with my adv
Thank you Vladimir for the theory about Grub loading the _correct_ Linux kernel
file and the _correct_ initrd file, but Linux then going on to use the wrong
partition. I can rest a lot more easy with that theory; mine was kind-of
paranormal.
What would be a situation where I boot Grub off my th
On 31.12.2011 09:36, Jake Thomas wrote:
Thank you Vladmir for the response : D ! I'm new to the Grub mailing lists, and
these bugs have been on my mind for some while.
My experiences differ with a couple things you said. You said that you cannot depend on
drive order. One of the few things tha
On 30.12.2011 14:12, Jake Thomas wrote:
//Using version 1.99 of Grub
Hello everyone, I've been meaning to submit these bugs for quite a
while now, at least since summer, but have been busy with school and
hadn't taken the time to figure the Grub mailing list out, and was at
a loss as to how to
//Using version 1.99 of Grub
Hello everyone, I've been meaning to submit these bugs for quite a while now,
at least since summer, but have been busy with school and hadn't taken the time
to figure the Grub mailing list out, and was at a loss as to how to go about
submitting bugs.
I have been p
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