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Booting linux crashes on 2009 White Macbook (hardware version ID
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I now have newer informations.
I've been able to boot on Ubuntu 10.10 64 bits with Grub-EFI and Nouveau
involved but it needs a 2.6.38.2 (at least, it's the one I have tested).
I couldn't make it work with the 2.6.35.
I now have 2 cores.
If you want to stick with the 2.6.35, I've been able to
I also have a MacBook 5,2 (early 2009) and I experience the same errors
than you do. This has been tested on Ubuntu 10.10
I managed to build a grub2 1.99rc1 x86_64-efi.
I had to do some tweaks to make some progress. I'm hacking directly in grub.cfg
but from now, I don't care, I just want to
Please could you forward that information to the upstream tracker at
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13170
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I've got Ubuntu 10.10 (2.6.35-23-generic #41-Ubuntu SMP) booting using
my old grub 1.97 (that was booting Ubuntu 9.04) compiled as so:
./configure --with-platform=efi --target=x86_64
make
./grub-mkimage -d . -o grub.efi acpi boot chain configfile ext2 fat hfsplus
normal part_gpt sh
Then my
Ubuntu 10.10. Still not working
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This is still a problem when booting from 2.6.35
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acpi=noirq pnpacpi=off
no longer works in lucid (though i've never tried it before)
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@Alex Murray: the option doesn't seem to work on my macbook 5,2
OTOH, I finally managed to get ste's grub-efi working. I suspect it
didn't work before because I had set the OS X partition to be case
sensitive. Some other programs on OSX fail to work with this setting as
well, so I would suggest
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To try and workaround the maxcpus=1 or noacpi, you could try the
following kernel options instead:
acpi=noirq pnpacpi=off
which apparently have been successful in enabling a MacBook Air 2,1 to
boot with full dual core cpu support and power management. (from:
http://bloggis.se/atte/99928)
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Using NVIDIA drivers 185 and fakebios option in grub.cfg - I now have
ACPI (2 cores, battery status) and 3D effects! applesmc is not working,
mouse key emulation has disappeared (not a bad thing, I have my F11/F12
keys back!) - thank you everyone! I'll double-check my grub.cfg and then
post that
I've tried the following:
- Compile grub2 (in Ubuntu 9.04) using x86_64 with modules: acpi, boot, chain,
configfile, ext2, fat, hfsplus, normal, part_gpt, sh
- Using kernel 2.6.28-16-generic
- Using NVIDIA drivers 173
- Using the posted grub.cfg updated to the above kernel version
rEFIt loads
try using nvidia drivers version 180.
i don't remember if i compiled grub2 using i386 or x86_64 platform..
ste
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 7:32 AM, Andrew Cranwell
andrew.cranw...@gmail.comwrote:
I've tried the following:
- Compile grub2 (in Ubuntu 9.04) using x86_64 with modules: acpi, boot,
On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 3:13 AM, AlejandroV lanj...@mexinetica.com
wrote:
Thank you very much! Unfortunately I have the same problems even with
the one you attached to the forum post :( it never sees the
configfile, so it presents the command line and I have to give it the
path to the
hey Ste, can you share a bit more details on how you compiled grub-efi?
which OS did you compile it in, which grub version did you use, which
configure options and which options did you pass to mkimage-grub ? I've
been spending about 5 endearing hours with grub 1.97beta4 and I can't
get it to work
Check the following:
http://grub.enbug.org/TestingOnMacbook
http://grub.enbug.org/TestingOnEFI
There is also an exhaustive thread in the forum.
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Thank you for the links, however I tried those pages already and ended
up with a grub-efi that doesn't understand the linux command (i.e.
won't load the kernel). The farthest I've been able to go is using
1.97~beta3 and adding a few more modules than the ones suggested by the
above pages to the
here you are:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6890723#post6890723
i am sturuko, this is a post of 03/2009. now i can use also Nvidia drivers
with all the 3d effects enabled, so I think points 1.b and 1.c are no more
useful now.
grub-efi was compiled in Ubuntu 8.10.. all the other info
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 5:01 PM, Silvio Sisto sistovi...@gmail.com
wrote:
ste,
I am not an expert in acpi.
neither do i..
From your experience do you think this might be a kernel bug or a bug in
grub? Sorry if this is an obvious question, I just thought I might throw
this out there for
Thank you very much! Unfortunately I have the same problems even with
the one you attached to the forum post :( it never sees the
configfile, so it presents the command line and I have to give it the
path to the configfile (for some reason it only was able to see inside
the ext2 partition and not
hi everybody.
I am able to boot ubuntu 9.04 on my Macbook White 5.2 using acpi (battery
status, two cpu cores, etc..) booting from
rEFIt + grub-efi (compiled and installend in my OSX partition under the /EFI
folder) with kernel option acpi=force,
instead of rEFIT + grub 2 standard (for which I
ste,
I am not an expert in acpi. From your experience do you think this might be a
kernel bug or a bug in grub? Sorry if this is an obvious question, I just
thought I might throw this out there for people who know more about this to
consider.
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It might even be a bug in Apple's emulation of the BIOS.
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Just a note on the brightness not changing bug: upon discussion with Julien
Blache, the 'pommed' developer (the program to manage the special keys as well
as some other sensors in apple hardware using GNU/Linux) it was concluded that
this as a bug specific to the NVidia drivers:
Seems this is still a bug in Karmic. It's odd that this is a known but
that can be found in the forums and pretty much everywhere except the
mactel community help pages on the ubuntu wiki
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The upstream kernel bug is currently in NEEDINFO status.
See here: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13170
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