From: Justin P. M. <jus...@gm...> - 2010-05-14 08:44:15
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On 05/14/10 01:07, mike dentifrice wrote: > Justin P. Mattock a dit: >> Hmm.. Thought grub2 needs to be compiled with efi support or >> something. >> (standard x86_32 build over here) > > Yes. You need to either compile grub2 with '--with-platform=efi' or use > the grub-efi package if you're using Debian or Ubuntu. See instructions > on http://grub.enbug.org/TestingOnEFI and more Macintosh related details > on http://grub.enbug.org/TestingOnMacbook. > >> If this then is not the case, then(probably) my machine needs to >> have the framebuffer address added to efifb.c > > It would sure be nice to know (and possibly get it fixed upstream). I'm > assuming your machine has 64bit EFI (my Macbook2,1 and Tino's MacMini > use 32bit EFI, AFAIK). > >> From what I read over threads [1], while success has been reached with > some 32bit Macs (especially those with intel graphics), a lot remains to > be done of the more recent Macs so they can boot EFI alright (the latest > models partly implementing UEFI, I think). > > 1. see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=995704 (beware, it's > _very_ long, hence hard to read... > ah.. yep I haven't yet compiled grub2 with efi, (maybe)causing the stuckage with efifb, but then again I tried with nvidiafb, and hit the same green colored stuckage(but could be wrong), leading me to believe just a simple adding of an address but then again In any case I'll try to work this.. (be nice to get some patches sent upstream for this area). Justin P. Mattock |