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How to install the firmware from a MacBook Pro "Core 2 Duo" 2.26 13"
onto a MacBook "Core 2 Duo" 2.26 13" (Uni/Late 09) [Action should
correct SATA speed issues and maybe RAM issues]:
1) Do a clean install of Yosemite (this should be optional, but it never
hurts to start clean)
2) Download http:/
I'm happy to see that is fixed!
Due to this bug, i never tried the EFI boot, but realize that i should
give it a shot now. I'm currently running OS X, Oneiric/32 and
Precise/32 on my MBP5,1 and wonder; what is the easiest (and safest) way
to setup EFI boot?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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As I explained above (in the admittedly long thread), I had the same
issue with my MBP, but was able (instructions above) to establish what
version of the firmware I needed (it was the previous model's, in my
case) & flash that to fix the problem.
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Unfortunately, this problem still exists in 11.10. I have a Macbook Air
2,1 (MBA21.0075.B05) that now requires 5 attempts to boot after
installing 11.10.
To make matters worse, I can't perform the fix (flashing the EFI
firmware) because Apple doesn't have the EFI firmware for my Macbook Air
on the
Colin - why do you say its installing in EFI mode by accident? I would
have assumed that if you boot the livecd in EFI mode then it will
install in efi mode - and conversely if you boot in bios mode it will
install bios mode - this is the expected behaviour isn't it?
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Krzysztof, Alex: Hmm, OK. I'd actually forgotten to upload my fixes,
and remembered about them in a panic this morning; but I guess I'll just
leave it alone if it's working. I do want to keep this bug open to
revisit the various bits of integration code, though, since to some
extent it's only ins
I have one answer and one question.
I have a MB 6,1 and I installed Ubuntu 11.04 two times.
rEfit, during boot, shows two icons for the ubuntu cd: "efi install" and
"linux icon".
The first one is the origin of the problem we are discussing, the second one
installs ubuntu in a BIOS emulation mod
Alex, +1 to that :)
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To manage no
@Colin - I'd be pretty sad if you disabled EFI booting for Mac's as soon
as it is finally actually working now on my MacBook Pro 5,1 with Oneiric
- mjg's recent work has made this all work properly - please reconsider,
or aleast provide a way to manually EFI boot still since it is pretty
poor form
Fixed in kernel 3.0.
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To manage n
Colin Watson, I was affecated by this bug in natty
11.04 breaked my Mac.
But 11.10 is fixed, now it installs GREAT in EFI mode, so it is no need to bios
emulation as all features that worked in bios emulation works in efi mode,
including binary nvidia driver.
And EFI mode gives better performance
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Krzysztof, I disagree. This appears to be model-dependent - it may work
like that for you, but I'd be a lot more comfortable shipping Ubuntu in
such a way that it installs in BIOS mode on Macs, at least until a lot
more work has been done. Furthermore, there have been no changes that
I'm aware of
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"also: the problem in the kernel has been fixed, but the bug in the
installer is still there afaik."
Well, it isn't a bug...it's a feature :)
Ubuntu works faster without bios emulation. Grub installs fine. Resume from
sleep is faster...Ubuntu can run on EFI 1.x without problems :)
I think it can
@krysztof:
there's no 64+mac release for natty here: http://releases.ubuntu.com/natty/ (I
know there are for oneric, but I'm not sure if we're talking about the same
thing)
I dug up a lot of details about this bug, given its seriousness, and it
seems to be threefold:
-a bug in the installer, th
Ubuntu 11.04 64bit+mac should not break MacBooks - they does not have
EFI in it(32-bit version too), it will install in BIOS Emulation mode ;)
2) it is problem with setting GRUB to be default bootloader on EFI 1.x
btw. If anyone could try Ubuntu 11.10 daily ISO's that would be great, I
want other
Short questions;
1) Does this only happen with the 64 bit version of 11.04?
2) Does it happen only with GRUB 2 / EFI? Or is it also a problem with regular
GRUB 2?
I'm asking, as i need to install 11.04 / 64bit on my MBP 5,1, but this
thread has given me second thoughts - i have no warranty.
I r
Hi Eric,
You can bless firmware manually ;)
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Hello all,
I'd like to get in on the conversation. I have a macbook 2,1 (mid 2007)
triple booting snow leopard, XP and natty and I've been dealing with the
same problem for months now. I'm stunned to find out it might be related
to the linux installation, I just assumed it's hardware and I was goi
Hi :)
Good news!
Looks like 11.10(Alpha) is not bricking Macbooks now. I installed this on my
macbook few times, after reboot, EFI grub2 appeared :)
If someone can confirm this too, installing 11.10 alpha on Mac, this bug can be
marked as fixed :)
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yes, it is a backup of the original mb 6,1 firmware stored on hdd in the
directory i mentioned above. the fact that this file has last changed on
5.18.2009 underlines that this is not a broken file/EFI firmware. You can find
the same file on the snow leopard installation disc.
And as i said i
Thou to tested the firmware, are you sure that the right one?
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The original EFI firmware is located in /usr/standalone/i386 as a backup.
The attached mb 6,1 file is the latest firmware.
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Maybe it's even possible to first install the mbp efi update and after
that flash it again using your old mb 6,1 firmware. Did you tried it
out?
I do not have the old firmware
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Hi Matteo,
thanks you very much for describing your solution. Maybe it's even
possible to first install the mbp efi update and after that flash it
again using your old mb 6,1 firmware. Did you tried it out?
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Hi all, David,
I own Macbook 6,1 and how I fixed the issue.
Download Firmware Update 1.7
http://support.apple.com/downloads/MacBook_Pro_EFI_Firmware_Update_1_7_
MacBookPro5,5 the same hardware MacBook6,1, to extract
MBP55_00AC_03B_LOCKED.scap.
mv MBP55_00AC_03B_LOCKED.scap MB61_00C8_B0
Hi all, David
I own Macbook 6,1 and how I fixed the issue.
Download Firmware Update 1.7
http://support.apple.com/downloads/MacBook_Pro_EFI_Firmware_Update_1_7_
MacBookPro5,5 the same hardware MacBook6,1, to extract
MBP55_00AC_03B_LOCKED.scap.
mv MBP55_00AC_03B_LOCKED.scap MB61_00C8_B00_LOCKED.
My MBP's a 5,4 -- there wasn't any update for that, either, but earlier in
this thread I described how I found out what firmware I needed (it was 5,3)
and how I installed that & fixed the issue.
On 9 August 2011 19:43, Krzysztof Litka <774...@bugs.launchpad.net>
wrote:
> I recorded video how to e
I recorded video how to extract .scap from package, maybe somebody will
find this useful :) (you may need the unarchiver) -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhle_nxgYDM&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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thanks for your upload, but i meant mb 6,1 not mbp. And in fact apple does not
provide an official efi update for this macbook, that's the problem.
Therefore i tried installing the current firmware file, which can be located on
hdd and installation dvd, but it didn't work. It seems that there is
Hi :)
I own Macbook 5,1.
By installator I mean .app file that installs firmware(you can download it at
apple.com)
http://pubmem.wordpress.com/2011/04/09/flash-efi-firmware-update-manually-on-a-macbook-51/
You mean macbook PRO 6,1?
If yes, I extracted firmware file for you, and you can follow this
Hey Krzysztof,
thank you for your quick response.
Do you own the macbook 6,1? And what do you mean by installator? The firmware
file on your hard drive?
Because I tried the same thing, but obviously nothing happened. I would really
appreciate it if you'd go more into details, because i am reall
Hi David.
I am using Lion.
I extracted firmware file from installator, blessed it, and it works now :)
btw. looks like ubuntu 11.10 alpha installated correctly and not breaked EFI o_O
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I wonder if there is any new cognition concerning OS X Lion. Has anyone tried
to solve the efi problem using the new OS version?
Maybe it is possible to flash efi with the help of recovery tools provided by
lion?!
What is the exact state of progress?
Unfortunately apple does not provide an efi
Oh, installer logs are clear :(
krzysztof@krzysztof-MacBook:/var/log$ ls -la installer/
total 8
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 2011-07-16 21:03 .
drwxr-xr-x 14 root root 4096 2011-07-24 20:23 ..
-rw--- 1 root root0 2011-07-16 19:59 casper.log
-rw--- 1 root root0 2011-07-16
Affects me, MacBook 5,1.
Blessing worked after ~100 times ;) (Using OSX Lion)
Then cleaning PRAM and everything is working. (Cmd+Alt+P+R at startup)
It looks like grub2 image created was broken - bug maybe? I used Grub2 super cd
to boot my Ubuntu installation, and from there I made new grub2 efi i
It's here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1237
As per this article:
http://pubmem.wordpress.com/2011/04/09/flash-efi-firmware-update-manually-on-a-macbook-51/
That article totally saved my ass -- good luck! :)
On 23 July 2011 16:12, Patryk Nadrowski <774...@bugs.launchpad.net>
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> I also have
I also have this bug on my MB6,1... Maybe You know someone with copy of
Firmware for 6,1?
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So... It's been a month since anyone posted on this bug. Any reason the
status hasn't changed?
Having ordered an Air, I'm quite interested in knowing if this bug has
been solved or not? So far, 11.04 has been the worst 'buntu release yet
- works improperly or not at all on all of the systems I've
Same issue on my 5,5. Flashing as per #20 worked beautifully. Thanks a
tin, Gabriel, you saved me a nice bunch of money because mine isn't on
warranty anymore.
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Same thing here. I installed ubuntu 11.04 before without problems, but when i
reinstalled it because i messed up some configs in ubuntu the bug appeared. For
me, the efi backup is stored in /dev/disk0s1, can i use an update app from
another cd? and is it, that this is really a backup, or is it j
A copy of the original firmware is _NOT ALWAYS_ stored on the hidden EFI
partition. My old macbook created this file only after an EFI upgrade.
However thia mac was the same I was referring in comment 82. Now is dead.
It's a pity that this bug is still unassigned, since this should be considered
A copy of the original firmware is stored on the hidden EFI Partition. This
partition is created when you reinstall Mac OS X.
To mount this partition:
$ sudo mkdir /efi
This will create the mount point for the EFI system partition
$ sudo mount -t msdos /dev/disk0s1 /efi
You could find it under /ef
Same problem with Macbook 6.1. Unfortunately it seems there is no
firmware update available for this model...
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Just wanted to let you know that the solution from this website worked
for me, but in a different way. I own a MacBook Pro 5.5.
http://pubmem.wordpress.com/2011/04/09/flash-efi-firmware-update-
manually-on-a-macbook-51/
This it what made it work for me:
Downloaded the the EFI update (1.7) from t
+1 for release notes.
I think this is a very severe bug. Had I not been able to recover from
it relatively quickly then I might have given up on Ubuntu. I really do
love Ubuntu but this bug was quite a shock.
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I agree with the above posters. This is a _very_ serious bug that kills
MacBooks. This needs to be listed in the release notes.
Mine is still dead. It will not boot. I've installed OS X on an external
USB drive but bless doesn't seem to work from there.
sudo bless -mount / -firmware MBP53_00AC_03
Why this bug, although confirmed, is not marked as critical?
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Rcrook9190 -- my MacBook Pro is a 5,4, which there weren't any firmware updates
for, either.
But I went to "About This Mac" under the Apple icon and saw that the last
firmware update was for the 5,3, so downloaded that & re-flashed with that, and
it was fine after that.
And yes, this is a very s
I can confirm My Macbook 6,1 has also suffered from this bug.. I have to
power cycle it 5 times before it will boot. But on a plus side.. it does
boot.
I do have an issue in that Apple do not have any updates for the efi on
my model on its web site. So my choices are, live with it or replace the
l
Too bad my mac's warranty expired long ago :(
I'll have to buy a new laptop. However I'll never buy another mac again.
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With a macbook 5,1 unibody 13' (late 2008), after installing natty I was not
able to boot any longer. I tried all the tricks google suggests for this bug
for days and days, but none was successfull.
Only applecare and a logic board replacement brought it to life.
Really, really bad and disappoint
Hi there guys!
I'm following the above posted guide about blessing the EFI manually,
but I'm having a problem with the bless command.
Here's the error I get in the terminal when I enter the bless command:
No appropriate ESP for /
Failed to determine auxiliary partition mountpoint for /
Error whi
FWIW, I've given up. I fixed this issue, but had so many others that I've
concluded that this will not work.
I couldn't boot from the Mac Natty .iso, the normal 64 bit iso would keep going
black on boot, my magic mouse got chewed ... All sorts of errors.
Basically, I don't think Macbook Pros and
Good. Just tried on another macbook5,2 and now it seems to be completely
dead. I cannot bless the firmware because the mac completely refuses to
start.
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Just to let you know, I blessed the firmware update for the 5,3 (as that's what
"About This Mac" told me I had installed), and my MBP 5,4 works again.
About to re-partition and try to install Ubuntu again -- sucker for punishment,
or what? ;)
Wish me luck!
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Just forgot to say, but i strongly suggest to use rEFIt instead of
blessing grubx64.efi, because rEFIt allows to boot to OSX with a simple
restart. Booting OSX from grub is possible but tricky.
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Ok, I just checked with other distributions and it seems that the efibootmgr
bug is upstream.
If there is a way to prevent efibootmgr execution, please tell me. For exemple
ubiquity should be patched in some way.
By the way, it should be reported in the release notes that, in order to boot
ubunt
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What is the purpose of efibootmgr? It seems useless because AFAIK you cannot
edit boot entries without using "bless" from OSX or an OSX install disk. That
is the reason for using rEFIt on macs.
Maybe preventing efibootmgr from executing (chmod -x /bin/efibootmgr) will fix
this bug. I'll make so
Yes, reinstalling natty and then re-re-install the firmware will work.
Your Mac data should be intact after that. At least this was the case on
my machine.
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I've now ended up completely restoring my MBP 5,5 (in efforts to get it
up and running again before I was able to find the re-install firmware
advice)... My question to those involved is this: If I try re-installing
Natty, will simply re-re-installing the firmware file bring everything
to life, lea
root@ubuntu:/# efibootmgr
BootCurrent: 0080
BootOrder: 0080
Boot0080* Mac OS X
Boot*
root@ubuntu:/# efibootmgr -c
BootCurrent: 0080
BootOrder: 0080
Boot0080* Mac OS X
Boot*
Boot* Linux
root@ubuntu:/# efibootmgr
BootCurrent: 0080
BootOrder: 0080
After running efibootmgr -c, some line
You need to install it. What does it say after you do?
(I saw your subsequent comment, but I do want to know the output of
'sudo efibootmgr' on a system in the configuration I described anyway.)
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Wow, thanks to every one helping to solve this problem.
You saved me 400€ for not replacing my mainboard as the guy in the apple store
suggest ;-)
I have a macbook pro (mid2009 or 5,5) and was affected by this too.
Comment #30 worked for me.
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sudo: efibootmgr: command not found
Do i need to install it or should it be already on the livecd?
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May 1 22:35:41 ubuntu ubiquity: Setting up grub-efi-amd64 (1.99~rc1-13ubuntu3)
...
May 1 22:35:42 ubuntu ubiquity:
May 1 22:35:42 ubuntu ubiquity: Creating config file /etc/default/grub with
new version
May 1 22:35:45 ubuntu ubiquity: BootCurrent: 0080
May 1 22:35:45 ubuntu ubiquity: BootOr
Is there any safe way to install Ubuntu on these Macs now? Has anyone
found a way to do the install that doesn't result in the firmware being
re-installed (I know that once it has been done once it happens
automatically the next time, but I'm not altogether sure that's a good
thing either!)
Surely
Ah -- if you go to 'About This Mac', you can see the firmware that was last
installed, and it was indeed the one for the 5,3 -- so I reckon I'll be good to
go with that.
I might leave it for the weekend, though -- I can still boot, even if it's a
PITA, and I have to work.
I'll report how I get o
It seems that after reflashing the EFI, the firmware stores a copy of
itself on the EFI partition. This should explain why you didn't need to
repeat the whole procedure again.
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You may be able to install an old firmware version, if there was one for
the 5,4.
I inadvertently installed an old firmware (1.3) on my 5,1 and it worked
just fine.
I initally wrote Grub to the disk root, so I thought that might be the
problem. But after updating the firmware I reinstalled Grub t
Doug,
I don't know anything about this really, but I would be wary -- maybe
check the internet if anyone has tried this or ask Apple, with the
information provided here? Maybe they can tell you 'sure, the efi for
that model is the same as...' Maybe they can't. But I can imagine that
by flashing th
Hi -- would like to try the solution pointed at above, but unfortunately there
are no firmware upgrades in the list it links to for my model of MBP -- a 5,4.
Does anyone know where I can get one, or if one of the other packages (like for
5,3) would be safe for me?
Cheers,
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Mmm... I suppose bless doesn't work if osx is installed on a usb drive.
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I ended up installing OS X on an external USB drive. Only reflashing the
firmware doesn't seem to be working. :(
sudo bless -mount / -firmware MBP53_00AC_03B_LOCKED.scap
WARNING: Improper use of the sudo command could lead to data loss
or the deletion of important system files. Please double-chec
These are my logs in /var/log/installer . My machine is a MacBookPro
5,5.
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You can install osx on a usb flash drive, assuming that it has enough
space. That will save you from another ubuntu reinstall.
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That wasn't clear to me, thank you.
I usually run only Ubuntu on my MacBook. I still have the OS X DVD lying
around. I will try installing that, doing that bless thing, and an
Ubuntu reinstall. Using the same image I used before.
Is there a specific Mac Ubuntu image I should be using instead?
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My problem is similar to this one. I tried fresh installing Ubuntu 11.04
over 10.10 on my MacBook Pro 5,4 with the ubuntu-11.04-desktop-amd64.iso
image. Only it never boots successfully. On every fourth (or so) time, I
get an "invalid arch independent ELF magic" error. It looks like the fix
for thi
Sorry, I made a mistake while writing.
The files are:
/var/log/installer/syslog
/var/log/installer/partman
/var/log/installer/debug
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Any /var/log/installer?
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Booting fails 3 times, wor
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Booting fails 3 times,
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Booting fails 3 times, w
You won't believe it. After reinstalling, my macbook beeped as expected, but
then the EFI reflashed by itself :D
Probably the firmware file was still stored on my HFS+ partition.
However, i copied the entire /var/log so feel free to ask anything.
I'm sending /var/log/syslog, /var/log/partman, /va
I can install again on my MBP 5,5. What should be logged?
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Title:
Booting fails 3 times, works every fourth time after new install of
Natty Narw
I'd say a workaround has been identified. It's not 'fixed'.
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Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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Title:
Booting fails
Hello,
is "Fix Released" the appropriate status here?
As I see it we now know how to recover from a messed up situation -- but
we still don't know why this situation was caused nor do we now how to
prevent it from happening in the first place. My understanding of 'fix
released' would be that we k
Reinstalling just now. However someone someone should try on a macbook
pro, too.
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Booting fails 3 times, works every fourth time after new
It should be in the release notes, I guess - but really it shouldn't
happen i the first place!
I guess now we know how to fix it - is anyone brave enough to try
another install and get some logs, etc?
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Shouldn't this issue be reported in the release notes?
** Also affects: ubuntu-release-notes
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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