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Hi,
1. I am trying to boot an x86_64 efi aware OS image using Grub2. Grub2 (efi format) is installed on a USB. The USB is acting as a FAT32 efi system partition. On boot up via the EFI shell, I see the following error
error: no suitable mode found
Booting anyhow
After this the computer/system hangs. Can anyone please help in resolving the issue?
2.I am working on EFI development. I wanted to know if it is possible to pass values (integer/flag) between EFI Applications and also to the OS Loader so that we can pass this to the Kernel via the command line.
3.From the EFI shell I want to execute a program test1.efi(say). I want test1.efi to invoke test2.efi automatically. Can this be done? If so could you please share the procedure or any link/document that has this information.
Thanks once again.
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Flash
Last edited by Flash99 (2011-09-21 10:31:18)
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Hi,
1. I am trying to boot an x86_64 efi aware OS image using Grub2. Grub2 (efi format) is installed on a USB. The USB is acting as a FAT32 efi system partition. On boot up via the EFI shell, I see the following error
error: no suitable mode found Booting anyhow
After this the computer/system hangs. Can anyone please help in resolving the issue?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GR … ms_in_UEFI will remove the error and atleast will show boot messages wherein you can debug and find out what causes the system hang.
2.I am working on EFI development. I wanted to know if it is possible to pass values (integer/flag) between EFI Applications and also to the OS Loader so that we can pass this to the Kernel via the command line.
Ask in edk2-devel ML.
3.From the EFI shell I want to execute a program test1.efi(say). I want test1.efi to invoke test2.efi automatically. Can this be done? If so could you please share the procedure or any link/document that has this information.
grub2 supports chainloading a UEFI application. But I don't know how tp do the same from other UEFI apps.
My new forum user/nick name is "the.ridikulus.rat" .
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Thanks.
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