From: Stefan M. <mo...@ir...> - 2010-03-25 13:54:55
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> I tried to use grub-efi on my Mac mini Core 2 Duo (Macmini2,1). I can > get the kernel to start, but then the screen gets garbled and nothing > happens. I use a pretty standard 2.6.33 kernel with kernel mode setting > enabled. Grub2 is version 1.98. > Here is my grub.cfg file: > timeout=10 > set F1=ctrl-x > menuentry "GNU/Linux" { > search --set -f /boot/default-kernel > linux /boot/default-kernel root=/dev/sda3 ro gpt i915.modeset=1 > } > Does anyone have a working setup using grub-efi on similar hardware? [ Looks like people are too busy explaining why you shouldn't use grub-efi to actually answer your question. ] The problem may simply be that the `intel' Xorg driver relies on the BIOS of your video card, which is usually initialized by the legacy BIOS but is not initialized by the normal EFI boot. Checkout http://grub.enbug.org/TestingOnMacbook where they provide some steps that may be helpful to fix your problem (e.g. how to tell EFI to initialize the video BIOS). Stefan |