11-03-2018, 12:57 AM
11-05-2018, 01:46 AM
So as I did with past UEFI tests: same set up/hardware as previous actually
Kangaroo is UEFI only (no legacy) SecureBoot = Enabled
Dual boot with Win10; LL4.2 installed to external MMC (SD) card.
I created a USB (in Windows) from a separate system via Win32disk and the LL4.2_64bit UEFI ISO.. I booted the USB with secureboot enabled and into the Live Environment.
I checked disks, removed old LL3.x partitions all together.
Started the Install from desktop - using the newly creates partition.
All options were "default" with the exception of "Something Else" (didn't download updates nor 3rd party) - English locales and skipped the connection to WiFI (wifi only for this device).
I installed the the boot manager to mmcblk1, the same where LL is installed.
Install was simple, straightforward and quick as usual.
After Install = Checked for updates which inform I'm up to date.
Need to go through my usual tweaks for this system (wifi stability) I'll poke around more, check boot process time - haven't removed the VBOX stuff but 1st boot didn't seem out of the norm...
*Update I have since removed VBox - is faster .. ~30sec boot time.
There may have been an error on boot about "failed mem for rom" that blinked up on the splash but I'll update after a reboot (I started this post)..
*Update yes "Failed to allocate mem for rom" - briefly
So far so good and yet another good looking rendition!!!
I'll post/update if you want or need any screenshots or output let me know
Kudo [member=2]Jerry[/member] and team!!
Kangaroo is UEFI only (no legacy) SecureBoot = Enabled
Dual boot with Win10; LL4.2 installed to external MMC (SD) card.
I created a USB (in Windows) from a separate system via Win32disk and the LL4.2_64bit UEFI ISO.. I booted the USB with secureboot enabled and into the Live Environment.
I checked disks, removed old LL3.x partitions all together.
Started the Install from desktop - using the newly creates partition.
All options were "default" with the exception of "Something Else" (didn't download updates nor 3rd party) - English locales and skipped the connection to WiFI (wifi only for this device).
I installed the the boot manager to mmcblk1, the same where LL is installed.
Install was simple, straightforward and quick as usual.
After Install = Checked for updates which inform I'm up to date.
Code:
uname -r
4.15.0-38-generic
cat /etc/llver
Linux Lite 4.2Need to go through my usual tweaks for this system (wifi stability) I'll poke around more, check boot process time - haven't removed the VBOX stuff but 1st boot didn't seem out of the norm...
*Update I have since removed VBox - is faster .. ~30sec boot time.
There may have been an error on boot about "failed mem for rom" that blinked up on the splash but I'll update after a reboot (I started this post)..
*Update yes "Failed to allocate mem for rom" - briefly
So far so good and yet another good looking rendition!!!
I'll post/update if you want or need any screenshots or output let me know
Kudo [member=2]Jerry[/member] and team!!
11-05-2018, 03:31 AM
Great information, many thanks [member=5414]firenice03[/member]
11-05-2018, 03:42 AM
11-06-2018, 09:20 AM
11-06-2018, 09:32 AM
11-06-2018, 10:54 AM
11-06-2018, 03:52 PM
11-06-2018, 05:09 PM
11-06-2018, 06:22 PM
(11-06-2018, 09:32 AM)Jerry link Wrote:Fix attached, those that are using this UEFI build NEED this archive.[member=2]Jerry[/member]
1. Open /etc/apt as root
2. Copy apt.zip to /etc/apt
3. Double click on apt.zip and extract, overwrite all when prompted.
Probably why it kept saying I was up-to-date
.. I can run the above and test... And if you like I can re-install with new ISO..