Hi I am a new Ubuntu user! I just loaded 12.10 desktop amd64. The
installation went well, but when I tried to boot into the program. I
was redirected into a command prompt. Please help?
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3) Installing grub-efi from an already installed Ubuntu32 creates
/efi/ubuntu/boot.efi , and /efi/ubuntu/grubia32.efi . Both EFI entries fail.
And how exactly was that done? 32bit installer does not create UEFI partition
to correctly place efi bootloader image.
Thus to test this one has to do
** Description changed:
64bits EFI computer (with GPT disk) with pre-installed 64bits Windows7.
+ AND 32bits EFI computer without legacy boot support
1) Installing Ubuntu 12.04 64bit creates a valid /efi/ubuntu/grubx64.efi
entry. At reboot, the GRUB menu appears and allows to boot
I have the same problem as Marcus in #15. My HP Envy X2 is 32 bit UEFI
only. I can't even boot the LiveCD, even using rEFInd or 32 bit GRUB2
compiled with EFI support.
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On my HP Envy X2, the BIOS does no longer offer Legacy Mode. It's UEFI
(32bit) only
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102
Title:
Ubuntu32bits is incompatible with recent (UEFI)
There's nothing we can do about this in GRUB. 64-bit UEFI systems
require a 64-bit OS.
Ubiquity possibly ought to warn about this; except that in order to get
as far as Ubiquity you must have either explicitly or implicitly
switched the firmware into BIOS compatibility mode, which means that it
On your point 2, if you could even run the 32-bit installer then it must
*by definition* be possible to disable UEFI mode.
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Title:
Ubuntu32bits
A main and serious problem is that there are pc's/notebooks with recent
CPUs which are 32 bit which cannot be run in legacy mode, so they only
support EFI. An example of that is the ACER W510 mentioned before. I
cannot believe that is the only one and more will likely appear in the
(near) future.
According to #13, we cannot mark this bug Invalid for GRUB. For
information, other computers use the same 32-bit CPU (Atom Z2760) as the
ACER W510: Samsung Smart PC, Asus VivoTab Smart, HP Envy x2, Lenovo
Lynx...
Concerning #12, booting the Ubuntu CD/USB in Legacy mode does not imply
that the
Reported the issue with the download page in bug #1121692, as,
bafflingly, the also affects project button here appears to have no
way of selecting projects on Launchpad.
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** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu32bits is incompatible with EFI computers
+ Ubuntu32bits is incompatible with recent (UEFI) computers
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