On 06/15/2018 11:01 AM, Andrew Fish wrote:
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>> On Jun 15, 2018, at 6:17 AM, Rod Smith > <mailto:rodsm...@rodsbooks.com>> wrote:
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>> but AFAIK, any common tool for creating a FAT32 filesystem should
>> work. I generally do it with mkdosfs in Linux, but eq
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your purposes. I mention it simply so you don't think it's an
issue if you read something about it elsewhere.)
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configuration files, I've made some significant improvements to the
compilation procedures under EDK2 (vs. GNU-EFI) since the latest 0.10.8
release. Thus, you should pull down the latest unreleased code via git,
rather than download the source code tarball.
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ed to boot from an optical disc, even if it lacks
the El Torito image.
This is admittedly a corner case at best; but IMHO it's worth keeping in
mind, since non-matching El Torito and ISO-9660 files could lead to user
(or developer) confusion.
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GRUB, rEFInd, or some
other tool, you can simply put the kernel(s) on a FAT filesystem. This
is a common approach among Arch Linux users; they mount the ESP at /boot
and it works pretty well. Some distributions assume that /boot supports
links or other features that aren't availab
than what rEFInd does, but at least rEFInd's code
does work. Thus, if you need a concrete example, the rEFInd code might
be helpful.
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either wait for me to update rEFInd
or patch rEFInd yourself. Please submit patches if you do the latter.
(In the past, I've done "hard breaks" from one UDK201* release to
another, and I'll consider doing the same for UDK2015.)
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es to incorporating them into the
mainline BSD-licensed EDK2. I know there was talk a while ago of
creating a fenced-off GPL area for GPLed code related to EDK2, and I'd
be happy to work with anybody who wanted to get gdisk into such an area.
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RebootIntoFirmware() function in rEFInd's refind/main.c file:
https://sourceforge.net/p/refind/code/ci/master/tree/refind/main.c
This function is borrowed from gummiboot (now systemd-boot), but I don't
have an exact URL handy for the latter. I'm pretty sure that GRUB 2 has
this functionality, t
ux, whether or not a computer supports Secure Boot, even if it's
currently disabled. If the SecureBoot variable can't provide this, is
there some other way to do it?
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