how to use grub-uboot
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On an ARM-based device, I'd like to chain-load uboot->GRUB->Linux
I see there is a Debian package that seems to be made for that, however I can't find no documentation whatsoever how to use it (ie. how it should be installed).
Any hints for some information to get started?
linux grub2 arm
asked Nov 5 '15 at 18:01
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On an ARM-based device, I'd like to chain-load uboot->GRUB->Linux
I see there is a Debian package that seems to be made for that, however I can't find no documentation whatsoever how to use it (ie. how it should be installed).
Any hints for some information to get started?
linux grub2 arm
asked Nov 5 '15 at 18:01
Udo GUdo G
5282525
add a comment |
On an ARM-based device, I'd like to chain-load uboot->GRUB->Linux
I see there is a Debian package that seems to be made for that, however I can't find no documentation whatsoever how to use it (ie. how it should be installed).
Any hints for some information to get started?
linux grub2 arm
asked Nov 5 '15 at 18:01
Udo GUdo G
5282525
On an ARM-based device, I'd like to chain-load uboot->GRUB->Linux
I see there is a Debian package that seems to be made for that, however I can't find no documentation whatsoever how to use it (ie. how it should be installed).
Any hints for some information to get started?
linux grub2 arm
linux grub2 arm
asked Nov 5 '15 at 18:01
Udo GUdo G
5282525
asked Nov 5 '15 at 18:01
Udo GUdo G
5282525
asked Nov 5 '15 at 18:01
Udo GUdo G
5282525
asked Nov 5 '15 at 18:01
Udo GUdo G
5282525
asked Nov 5 '15 at 18:01
Udo GUdo G
5282525
5282525
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Did not try that myself.
Did not have the need yet.
But some hints:
- I saw this page in Linaro
- You just need to try (and work on SD card if possible so you can revert in case it fails!)
- Both UBOOT and Grub are fully free software, so you can see the code. See the source label on Debian package, or use 'apt source grub2' inside a Debian system, remember that each Debian source package can produce several binary packages, so do not get confused by not getting the 'same' package.
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Jan Hasebos
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Did not try that myself.
Did not have the need yet.
But some hints:
- I saw this page in Linaro
- You just need to try (and work on SD card if possible so you can revert in case it fails!)
- Both UBOOT and Grub are fully free software, so you can see the code. See the source label on Debian package, or use 'apt source grub2' inside a Debian system, remember that each Debian source package can produce several binary packages, so do not get confused by not getting the 'same' package.
edited Jul 9 '18 at 15:30
Jan Hasebos
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answered Jul 12 '16 at 9:22
ErezErez
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Did not try that myself.
Did not have the need yet.
But some hints:
- I saw this page in Linaro
- You just need to try (and work on SD card if possible so you can revert in case it fails!)
- Both UBOOT and Grub are fully free software, so you can see the code. See the source label on Debian package, or use 'apt source grub2' inside a Debian system, remember that each Debian source package can produce several binary packages, so do not get confused by not getting the 'same' package.
edited Jul 9 '18 at 15:30
Jan Hasebos
32
answered Jul 12 '16 at 9:22
ErezErez
1
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Did not try that myself.
Did not have the need yet.
But some hints:
- I saw this page in Linaro
- You just need to try (and work on SD card if possible so you can revert in case it fails!)
- Both UBOOT and Grub are fully free software, so you can see the code. See the source label on Debian package, or use 'apt source grub2' inside a Debian system, remember that each Debian source package can produce several binary packages, so do not get confused by not getting the 'same' package.
edited Jul 9 '18 at 15:30
Jan Hasebos
32
answered Jul 12 '16 at 9:22
ErezErez
1
Did not try that myself.
Did not have the need yet.
But some hints:
- I saw this page in Linaro
- You just need to try (and work on SD card if possible so you can revert in case it fails!)
- Both UBOOT and Grub are fully free software, so you can see the code. See the source label on Debian package, or use 'apt source grub2' inside a Debian system, remember that each Debian source package can produce several binary packages, so do not get confused by not getting the 'same' package.
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Jan Hasebos
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