Le 20/02/2021 à 12:37, moo can via Support requests for the GRand
Unified Bootloader a écrit :
I'm trying to use grub-mkstandalone for this BIOS/GPT computer because I need
supplemental Grub2 modules related to crypto, fs, as cryptomount, cryptodisk,
luks, gcry_sha256, gcry_sha512 and lvm, ext2 but with at_keyboard, keylayouts
and my keyboard layout gkb file (to type password with accented characters at
startup which is impossible with US keyboard layout).
The default core.img generated with grub-install at install time include some
of these modules but does not include keyboard layout related modules and gkb
file.
I have a working core.img made with grub-mkimage and deployed with
grub-bios-install but which is very very light so I was hoping that as I was
using a GPT partition with a good size to host the whole core.img and no MBR I
could include all module that I need. Now I understand why 1 MiB for the GPT
partition is more than enough.
I made the same things for efi x86_64 laptop to generate an .efi file so I was
hopping to do same thing for BIOS/GPT.
Is there any way to "bypass" this limitation or should I stick with my little
working core.img which is better than nothing?
Do you need to include all available modules in your core image ? Maybe
including only modules and files you need (with the --install-modules
option) would fit within the size limit ?
