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r3537 r3551 3 3 A new replacement of the BIOS has emerged called UEFI. 4 4 5 Depending on the boot mode you use (UEFI or BIOS), mondo and mindi will have t ebehave accordingly.5 Depending on the boot mode you use (UEFI or BIOS), mondo and mindi will have to behave accordingly. 6 6 Depending of your choice, software configuration, you may also use GPT or MBR as a file table format. Refer to README.ia64 for more details on how mondo and mindi deal with that. 7 7 … … 13 13 FS0:\EFI\BOOT\> grub 14 14 15 This supposes that your D is seen as first media, which can be confirmed using the map command at UEFI shell prompt.15 This supposes that your drive is seen as first media (FS0), which can be confirmed using the map command at UEFI shell prompt. Search on the result line for CD related lines. 16 16 17 17 Then you'll be at the standard boot menu to restore your system with the choice of options. 18 18 You'll have to respect the case used in the example upper. 19 19 20 For now, MondoRescue doesn't invoke efibootmgr to recreate menu entries, so you'll have to recreate them manually for now. 20 For now, MondoRescue doesn't invoke efibootmgr to recreate menu entries, so you'll have to recreate them manually for now. Which also means that after the restore, during the next reboot, you may have to select on which device to boot as the menu may be worngly pointing to inexistant media. In some case the correct entry will automatically be added to your menu. If that's not the case, use efibootmgr from Linux to recreate it. 21 21 We also do not support Secure Boot yet. So you'll have to boot the MondoRescue media with it disabled. 22 22
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