Even though I've enabled scan_all_linux_kernels and properly set up refind_nf, those choices don't show up. I should mention that the rEFInd choice that appears for this 32bit kernel is the one specified in a manual stanza in the nf file.
I've blessed the boot圆4.efi file, so rEFInd can be chosen after holding the option key during bootup. I've set up refind_nf (which is at the root of the hfs+ 'boot' partition and other rEFInd files (which are in System/Library/CoreServices in the 'boot' partition) according to instructions for using Linux' efi stub loader capability. I've succeeded doing exactly this with a 64bit kernel. Hi, I've been trying to get rEFInd to detect and boot a 32bit Ubuntu kernel on 64bit hardware (from an external USB hard drive attached to a Apple Mac Mini). By continuing to use Pastebin, you agree to our use of cookies as described in the Cookies Policy.
We use cookies for various purposes including analytics.
0 kommentar(er)
