Bluescreens

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by Bluescreens 10y ago
Sorry for the late reply, had to work through a few iterations... But it works now ^^. Turns out the issue was not really in the grub and or initrd/vmlinuz... I worked through your LiveCD guide, but did not en up with a working iso in
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by Bluescreens 10y ago
Sounds reasonable and looks interesting ^^. Will take a look at it first thing tomorrow ;).
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by Bluescreens 10y ago
I'm... not following a 100%. But getting there. Its frustrating to feel like your 98% there, and just missing the one thing :/. My setup right now _is_: (hd0,gpt1): ESP - /boot/grub/grub.cfg - /boot&#
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by Bluescreens 10y ago
Correct. Surprisingly all the grub2 parts seem to be in working order. The issue seems to lie somewhere with the vmlinuz.efi/initrd.lz... I can follow the grub entry to my custom.iso, but the system hangs with "error: no suitable
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by Bluescreens 10y ago
menuentry '[loopback]ubuntu-14.04.1-desktop-amd64' { set isofile='/ubuntu-14.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso' loopback loop (hd0,2)$isofile linux (loop)/casper/vmlinuz.efi boot=casper iso-scan/f
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by Bluescreens 10y ago
Took a looksy, doesn't seem to be doing the job :(. It's a Windows tool, I'm running Ubuntus so that's not making it more reliable I guess.. Did peak into the source-code of the UEFI-beta version. Seems they are also usi
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by Bluescreens 10y ago
Yup, skipped out on that info. Mb. Basically what I did previously was use Distroshare to create an iso, which could then be burned to USB using Unetbootin. Unetbootin did its own magic, but it worked. Now I have a two partition USB-stick,
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Bootable EFI isos is pure hell. Any tips?
1 points by Bluescreens 10y ago|16 comments