Am Freitag, 17. Februar 2012, 12:54:46 schrieb Michael Brown: > I wonder if the problem is that you already have an EFI driver attached to > the PCI device, so EFI never offers it to iPXE for consideration. This is plausible. The Mac has netboot support, and that's how I get the iPXE.efi onto it in the first place. I originally assumed that the network connection is gone after the firmware launches the efi application because neither elilo nor grub could use it. Yesterday I found out that it is still there, but somewhat crippled.
> Could you try the "devices", "devtree" and "drivers" commands from the EFI > shell (not the iPXE shell)? I have to research how to do that on OSX. I read somewhere that the shell is there, but you need some third party app like refit to access it. I managed to achive my goal(netboot with EFI and separation of bootloader binary, kernel, initrd and bootloader configuration) with a little grub hack. I wrote a mail to help-grub, but apparently it didn't get through. I'm still available to help get iPXE working on that machine though :-)
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