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"You need to load a kernel first" on trying to boot #30
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I just pushed out a new change to sort out the sudo issue. I didn't account for users using Your grub menu looks a bit funky If you want to inspect the contents of the usb drive -- just run
I ran into this same issue that you're experiencing yesterday and posted about it on this channel. According to marcan, there's some sort of race condition occurring with uboot -- and he doesn't have time to fix it at the moment. Here are some cmds you can run at the uboot prompt
Yesterday, I ran into the same issue so I downgraded to
And it worked after that. In fact I just upgraded to |
You can also encrypt a drive using this project: Which creates a Fedora VM in macos and mounts the internal Linux partitions. |
Thanks! Downgrading to m1n1-1.4.8 worked. I'll definitely install the qemu solutions for other times when I need to access the Linux partitions though, thanks for your work on that as well. |
marcan fixed the issue. The fix will be in |
Howdy. I'm trying to make an external USB boot drive to set up LUKS encryption as per:
https://davidalger.com/posts/fedora-asahi-remix-on-apple-silicon-with-luks-encryption/
The process has a few snags. First it kept saying "you have to run this script as root and not as sudo." I was actually running as root. I opened a terminal in my user account and did $sudo -i as well as $sudo su root and each time the script kept giving that error. I commented out the check and the install ran fine and appeared to succeed without any error messages.
When I tried to boot from the drive by cancelling the boot process and trying "env set boot_efi_bootmgr" and "run usb_boot", it was saying no usb devices found.
When I tried to boot from the drive by adding an entry in the Grub boot menu, it did show the apparent install to the device, but there doesnt seem to be a kernel. See screenshots.
When I boot from the internal drive I do see this file which is 1.7 GB
/run/media/user/fedora-usb-boot/vmlinuz-6.6.3-408.asahi.fc39.aarch64+16k.hmac
Is that the kernel sought?
There is also a file in that directory, initramfs-6.6.3-408.asahi.fc39.aarch64+16k.img
Could you offer any advice? Thank you. This is a MBP 16" with an M2 pro max chip.
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