Bug#524756: please provide a 64bit grub-efi for the i386 distribution
A Mennucc
debdev at tonelli.sns.it
Tue Jun 9 13:53:32 UTC 2009
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While doing the above tests , I ran into many things that do not work.
1) the grub shell is quite unstable.... if I just type
linux /vmlinux ....
initrd /initrd ....
boot
into it , then it works fine; if I enter some commands such as 'ls'
'lsmod' 'root', then it all goes haywire, the commands sometimes do
nothing, sometimes they report strange errors etc etc
2) I tried creating a grub.cfg file to have a nice menu,
but it does not work, all I get are 'kernel not loaded'
3) moreover the fact that a 'grub.cfg' file is there
seems to break grub2 havoc: if I hit 'c' to switch to the
shell, it behaves as in (1) above
- -) I cannot access the EXT3 partition , if I type
'ls (hd0,3)'
at the grub shell, it reports
error:unknown filesystem
I tried the command
'insmod ext2.mod'
but it says
'error: ext2 is already loaded'
- -) similarly for the Mac OS partition
- -) there is no 'update-grub' in the Debian packages 'grub-common'
'grub-efi-amd64' ?
- -) where is the grub info file installed in the Debian packages??
a.
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