Hi Jorge, On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 5:09 AM Jorge Fernandez Monteagudo <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all, > > I've built a coreboot with the LinuxBoot payload. The kernel is the stable > 5.3.8 version and the intiramfs is the u-root master version. > All with the default choices. I'm using coreboot 4.10. > > Once the system boots I get a framebuffer console without usb keyboard > support and the u-root welcome message. > How can I boot my debian system on a SATA or a USB disk? Maybe, first I've > to add SATA and usb storage support? > Is there someway to looks for the grub configuration automatically? > Yes, if you're using LinuxBoot then you need to include all the drivers you wish to use in your LinuxBoot kernel, including SATA and USB. `localboot -grub` will systematically mount partitions looking for a GRUB config file, parse it, and kexec the kernel it finds. You can select a particular entry using the `-config` command-line parameter. > Sorry my noob questions, just arrived to LinuxBoot... > Welcome!
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