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Using usb-modboot as rescue-system on existing UEFI systems (usb-modboot v0.9) #4
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You will probably need to rebuild https://github.com/schierlm/usb-modboot/blob/master/build-grub#L37 |
Hi Michael, It work's and it's cool :) Here my mini HowTo: Generate GPT capable grub.efiBoot UEFI system with linux (here: grml64-full_2017.05.iso, because only Win10 is installed)
old and new line 37:
Build new grub.efi
Install usb-modboot to ESP
Put ISO in usb-modboot-folder
If rEFInd is installed, just reboot: cu, |
Hi,
in order to boot grml or other live-systems supported by usb-modboot directly from harddisk based UEFI-installations I tried to install usb-modboot into the ESP.
Win10 Installation
The 10 GB ESP hold usb-modboot:
I copied the stuff normaly resideing in usb-modboot-device/efi into /boot/efi/EFI/usb-modboot (sda1/EFI/usb-modboot).
Using rEFInd I can boot the EFI-Stuff shipped with the usb-modboot-modules, e.g. memtest.efi successfully.
Even the EFI/usb-modboot/loader.efi starts, but if I select "Continue to boot menu" nothing happens..
Invoking EFI/usb-modboot/grub.efi shows:
Any hints?
I uses VirtualBox for the tests. In order to get rEFInd running, you have to "patch" a little bit:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1231228#p1231228
cu,
ramon
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