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Maybe I had a better luck, for me, UEFI boot with ZFS in Virtualbox did work. I've used CentOS though. Multiple UEFI boot partition are possible, but just like
by vetinari 9y ago
Maybe I had a better luck, for me, UEFI boot with ZFS in Virtualbox did work. I've used CentOS though.
Multiple UEFI boot partition are possible, but just like you note in your article, they have to be outside the ZFS pool. All of them. Then you set order for each one using efibootmgr. For each, you will get a separate entry in UEFI boot manager.
It is not necessary to install grub2 after rebooting into ZFS root. It is perfectly fine to run grub2-install in chroot from your temporary installation.