Excerpt from SAITOH Masanobu: > I've not used grub2. If someone(TM) succeeded booting with grub2, it would be > good to summarize the howto.
I haven't tried to boot NetBSD with UEFI, only legacy. But it works (legacy boot at least) with grub2; I use Super Grub2 Disk image on older versions of System Rescue CD: set root=(hd1,gpt18) (or wherever) knetbsd /netbsd-89901-noathn (or whatever is the kernel name) boot You can also use parameters with knetbsd such as -c (userconf), which I needed to boot before I commented out athn lines in kernel config (athn driver prevented the kernel from booting). You can run "help knetbsd" (or other grub2 command) at the grub2 command prompt. I haven't used sysinst recently, don't even know how or if it works with GPT. Tom
