With the release of Fedora 15, I decided to have another look at the state of UEFI booting Fedora using GRUB2. In this post I show you how to build and install an UEFI version of GRUB2 which can be used to boot Fedora 15 instead of using the UEFI-enabled version of Legacy GRUB that comes with Fedora 15.
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This post describes how to build and execute the EDK11 UEFI emulator on Fedora 14. This post demonstrates how to build and install GRUB 1.99-beta0 on a UEFI platform running Fedora 14. It also discusses how to use the grub-mkfont utility to create a suitable font file for graphics mode and how to display a background image. This post discusses my experience in UEFI installing 64-bit Fedora 14 and provides a detailed guide on how to do the actual installation. This post discusses my experience with installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, Beta 2, on a UEFI-enabled X64 platform |
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