Loading a kernel header in grub2
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2018-10-31, 14:39
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Loading a kernel header in grub2
Hello,
I've created a .lkrn file via this command: Code: make bin/ipxe.lkrn And I'm trying to boot it via the grub shell but It keeps freezing and I'm not getting any error mesages. Here is the code in grub2: Code: exec tail -n +3 $0 |
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2018-10-31, 21:21
Post: #2
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RE: Loading a kernel header in grub2
So you are booting in legacy pcbios mode and gets a hang?
How/where was grub booted from? Was it from disk? Use GitHub Discussions VRAM bin |
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2018-11-02, 14:20
(This post was last modified: 2018-11-02 14:21 by ChrisLucas29.)
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RE: Loading a kernel header in grub2
1. My device a EFI 32-bit. Must it be a legacy BIOS
2. It's using an micro SD card to boot |
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2018-11-02, 14:25
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RE: Loading a kernel header in grub2
ipxe.lkrn can only boot in pcbios mode.
please try ipxe.efi instead. it is x86 and not ARM right? Use GitHub Discussions VRAM bin |
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2018-11-02, 14:42
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RE: Loading a kernel header in grub2
ipxe.efi works its a x86
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2018-11-05, 11:54
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RE: Loading a kernel header in grub2
What's pcbios mode?
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2018-11-05, 11:56
Post: #7
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RE: Loading a kernel header in grub2
(2018-11-05 11:54)ChrisLucas29 Wrote: What's pcbios mode? Pcbios or legacy mode is the usual boot for x86 when not using efi. Use GitHub Discussions VRAM bin |
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