UEFI EMULATOR MAC INSTALL
Since I have already gone through some hassle to just install the system with wifi working (atm it is difficult for me to get proper internet over eth0) I would prefer not to start from zero again. I find a lot of information, for different approaches, that all deal with setting up new systems. I think I would need to istall rEFit, maybe reinstall grub (where to?), maybe change some bootable flag, change my grub.cfg (how?).Ĭan anyone please confirm and provide small details? Or hint me in a better direction? I assume I will have an unused small partition that now holds the archlinux efi entry. So I reckon I can keep my partition layout. I have read that in general it is possible to boot GPT disks with BIOS mode. So it seems the solution for me would be to boot in BIOS mode.ġ) Is it possible to keep the installation and just change the way I boot?Ģ) what would be the necessary steps to perform?
UEFI EMULATOR MAC DRIVER
(with the nvidia driver i get the logo and then black screen, with the nouveau I stay on the commandline.) Also the nouveau driver soesn't seem to be working. The last two days I started to have a go at fixing this installation and found various sources that basically mentioned it would not be possible to use the nvidia driver in UEFI mode. The included Graphics are NVIDIA 9400M and 9600M GT. This renders the system unsusable for everyday work for me. Now everything is working fine (after some hassle I managed to get wifi working) except X wont start. From all information I could find then the cleanest dualboot option was to use GPT partitioned disk and boot arch in EFI mode.
I need some help to change from UEFI to BIOS booting.Ī couple of weeks ago I had a go at installing archlinux on my late 2008 Macbook Pro (5.1).
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