Hello,
You don't need libzfs to use grub2 on ZFS. You just need to specify the
zfs module if your 'grub-install' target is a ZFS dataset. I've submitted
a patch for this port a while ago, There are probably issues I'm not
aware of but I've been using this custom port for the last 6 months
without
Beeblebrox a écrit :
Hi, very happy to see that there are other grub fans in FreeBSD-land!
I was planning to place my grub on a separate UFS partition so that I can
boot other things (like loopbacked iso's) if I should want to. The grub UFS
partition only has grub files in it (what mounts
Beeblebrox a écrit :
EDIT: I just tried make (without the --enable-libzfs) flag for grub 2.0 and
got different error:
grub-2.00 # make
Makefile, line 20946: Need an operator
line 20946 is:
44: export LC_COLLATE := C
45: export LC_CTYPE := C
46: unexport LC_ALL
Which source are you
Beeblebrox a écrit :
current version of grub2 in the ports could be sufficient for your need
That's what I had hoped for and expected, but the port build fails (that's
why I had contacted the port maintainer Sergey Matveychuk). Build for grub
1.98_1 breaks at:
gcc -Iefiemu -I./efiemu
Beeblebrox a écrit :
Your Makefile went pretty well for a while - config ran cleanly without any
problems.
You're compiling with gcc and use gcc46 include files?
I have lang/gcc46 installed, but found that many gnu-related ports gave gcc
errors. Then I found the fix like this (until gcc
