That's cool. I didn't realize that the Hurd could potentially boot from UEFI. That's interesting.
February 6, 2021 6:40 PM, "Paul Dufresne" <dufres...@zoho.com> wrote: > ---- Le sam., 06 févr. 2021 16:57:39 -0500 <jbra...@dismail.de> écrit ---- > >> So, you got GNU Mach to boot with EFI? Wow! That's awesome! > > No... I had not tried yet when you wrote your message. > > Now, I have tried, and failed. > > I think that a good part of the (my) problem, is that I have made a custom > iso, with > /media/paul/Debian sid h-i386 1/EFI/boot/BOOTX64.EFI > (for info, I used isomaster to add it, after having copied it from my own > /boot/efi directory > (using root access) to my $HOME directory, > chown $USER ~/BOOTX64.EFI ) > > My previous DVD show the DVD in UEFI boot mode in the Boot menu of the > firmware, but trying to boot > it return to the firmware. > My edited iso would not even show up in UEFI mode in the firmare Boot menu. > But "still" works in > "Normal" CSM mode. > > So I finally realized that CD/DVD are in ISO9660 format... and UEFI partition > normally need to be > in FAT (normally FAT32) to be found by > the firmware. > > So... it need to be done once the system is installed... I only have access > to a working Hurd on > UEFI system under QEMU... but I probably could try.
