Hi,
I was trying for a few days to enable EFI boot on my laptop, and i've
encountered some issues with Grub2.
My motherboard is one of the modern Intel chipset motherboard, that
come with UEFI v2, and when i tried to boot using grub 1.98, compiled
with efi support, there was some memory
Bernon wrote:
I've also found parts of the code in loader/i386/linux.c that were
looking for free pages in the memory map, which is already done by the
EFI memory allocation function.
Actually, i've managed to make it working, by letting EFI find free
memory pages and allocate them, but i
Actually, I've read the answer you made to someone who had the same
memory issue as I had, and I tried the newreloc branch, but it doesn't
even build when targeting efi platform. The loader/i386/efi/linux.c
file is missing in this branch.
I will look for explanation about this part of code, in
Bernon wrote:
Actually, I've read the answer you made to someone who had the same
memory issue as I had, and I tried the newreloc branch, but it doesn't
even build when targeting efi platform. The loader/i386/efi/linux.c
file is missing in this branch.
It was a mismerge. I've fixed it.
That's fine. I suspected that this required a specific kernel
configuration, as you have confirmed. I will try again the newreloc
branch.
Thanks.
Regards,
Rémi Bernon
2010/4/3 Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko phco...@gmail.com:
Bernon wrote:
Actually, I've read the answer you made to
