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That's why EFI variables should never be used. Just put whatever you want to boot into BOOTX64.EFI!
by floatboth 9y ago
That's why EFI variables should never be used. Just put whatever you want to boot into BOOTX64.EFI!
- hollander 9y agoAh the lovely naming hacks of UEFI. :-P I remember the troubles it took to boot Ubuntu on a Lenovo laptop because the EFI was 32 bit, while the system supported 64 bit.
- floatboth 9y agoYeah, old devices with 32-bit EFI… I have a Mac mini 2006 (upgraded to 2007). I compiled GRUB 2 for 32-bit EFI and it boots 64-bit FreeBSD from ZFS just fine :)