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linuxefi / initrdefi necessary on EFI systems #7
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So I tried to reproduce this on a Debian/buster system running in an EFI environment, but couldn't reproduce it. :) I don't understand why Once you select such an entry from the GRUB boot menu: ... then the ISO is loaded as-is and the entries of GRUB from the ISO are used as if you would boot it directly: Do you still have access to this setup and can try verifying this with our latest stable release (Grml 2020.06)? |
Hi,
when trying to boot grml-rescueboot from grub-efi (on fedora), a manual change of "linux" to "linuxefi" and "initrd" to "initrdefi" is necessary. After that change, the grml.iso boots flawlessly. Probably the choice whether to add the "efi" suffix can be taken depending on whether /boot/efi exists. But maybe, there is a more elegant way to determine whether the currently running system was booted off efi or not.
Greetings
Marc
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