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- ship a Secure Boot UEFI compatible bootloader (fate#314485) - added secureboot patches which introduces new linuxefi module that is able to perform verifying signed images via exported protocol from shim. The insmod command will not function if secure boot enabled (as all modules should built in grub.efi and signed). - grub2-secureboot-add-linuxefi.patch - grub2-secureboot-use-linuxefi-on-uefi.patch - grub2-secureboot-no-insmod-on-sb.patch - grub2-secureboot-provide-linuxefi-config.patch - Makefile.core.am : support building linuxefi module - Make grub.efi image that is with all relevant modules incorporated and signed, it will be the second stage to the shim loader which will verified it when secureboot enabled. - Make grub.efi's path to align with shim loader's default loader lookup path. - The changes has been verified not affecting any factory instalation, but will allow us to run & test secure boot setup manually with shim. (forwarded request 143007 from michael-chang) OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/143018 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/grub2?expand=0&rev=52 |
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20_memtest86+ | ||
90_persistent | ||
grub2-correct-font-path.patch | ||
grub2-enable-theme-for-terminal-window.patch | ||
grub2-fix-build-error-on-flex-2.5.37.patch | ||
grub2-fix-error-terminal-gfxterm-isn-t-found.patch | ||
grub2-fix-Grub2-with-SUSE-Xen-package-install.patch | ||
grub2-fix-locale-en.mo.gz-not-found-error-message.patch | ||
grub2-fix-menu-in-xen-host-server.patch | ||
grub2-fix-mo-not-copied-to-grubdir-locale.patch | ||
grub2-GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_RECOVERY-for-recovery-mode.patch | ||
grub2-install-opt-skip-fs-probe.patch | ||
grub2-iterate-and-hook-for-extended-partition.patch | ||
grub2-linux.patch | ||
grub2-once | ||
grub2-pass-corret-root-for-nfsroot.patch | ||
grub2-ppc-terminfo.patch | ||
grub2-quote-messages-in-grub.cfg.patch | ||
grub2-secureboot-add-linuxefi.patch | ||
grub2-secureboot-no-insmod-on-sb.patch | ||
grub2-secureboot-provide-linuxefi-config.patch | ||
grub2-secureboot-use-linuxefi-on-uefi.patch | ||
grub2-stdio.in.patch | ||
grub2.changes | ||
grub2.rpmlintrc | ||
grub2.spec | ||
grub-2.00.tar.xz | ||
grub.default | ||
Makefile.core.am | ||
Makefile.util.am | ||
not-display-menu-when-boot-once.patch | ||
PATCH_POLICY | ||
README.openSUSE | ||
rename-grub-info-file-to-grub2.patch | ||
translations-20120622.tar.xz | ||
use-grub2-as-a-package-name.patch |
Using GNU GRUB 2 in openSUSE ============================ Though GRUB 2 provides various feature enhancements over previous GRUB version (referred to as "GRUB", or "GRUB Legacy"), it did not reach its stability and feature completness yet, and thus is not ready to replace it for the whole user base. This package is primarily intended to encourage testing and accelerate distribution integration. It is generally safe to install the package. It is able to co-exist with existing GRUB installation and adds itself to the GRUB menu upon installation, so you'll able to select GRUB 2 from GRUB menu during the boot. Utilities --------- The GRUB 2 utilities are prefixed (or postfixed) with 'grub2': grub2-editenv grub2-mkimage grub2-mkelfimage grub2-mkrescue grub2-emu grub2-install grub2-mkdevicemap grub2-probe grub2-setup update-grub2 Documentation ------------- The GRUB 2 lacks documentation. While you are encouraged to contribute the documentation, you can use the GRUB 2 Wiki [1] as primary source of information pertaining to this development snapshot. [1] http://grub.enbug.org/ If you intend to install grub2 as your primary boot loader refer to the GRUB 2 Wiki for information on how to set it up. Support channels ---------------- If you find a bug in this package, report them to the openSUSE Bugzilla [2]. [2] http://bugzilla.novell.com/ Installation ------------ There is not yet any support in openSUSE to configure and install grub2. To install it for the first time, run (replace /dev/sdaX with your boot partition or use /dev/sda for the MBR): # grub2-install --no-floppy /dev/sdaX # grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg To just update the configuration after the kernel changes, run # grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg For testing, you might want to pass --grub-setup=/bin/true to grub2-install - this way, grub2 is not setup in the MBR and you can use grub to chainload a grub2 configuration. In the grub menu.lst, just add (after changing the hd0,1 parameter): title GNU GRUB 2 -- openSUSE 12.1 - GNU GRUB 2 kernel (hd0,1)/boot/grub2/core.img Warning ------- Currently, perl-Bootloader does not support grub2 as bootloader. Therefore you need to run the following after each kernel change: # grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg