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<cy8aer> I have kicked off my efi partition. Actually I have: a new installed efi setup and my two linux partitions (boot and encrypted file system). What I need is a new working EFI directory. I would like to use a live system, mount in my linux partitions and rebuild grub. But the live stick ol @Glanzmann: (https://tg.st/asahi-debian-live.tar) does not boot. What can I do?
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<BenTheTechGuy> you might be able to run the Asahi installer again to repair the ESP
<BenTheTechGuy> it'll at the very least put fresh m1n1 and U-boot there which you can use to manually boot into the kernel to then get GRUB going
<BenTheTechGuy> I had to do that once
<BenTheTechGuy> ah, rereading your message it looks like you already have a working EFI setup
<BenTheTechGuy> what you can do is get the kernel and initramfs off of your boot partition, copy them to the ESP, then boot the kernel and initramfs from U-Boot
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<cy8aer> My boot partition is ext4, so not readable from macOS. I probably did not prepare the live boot stick the right way. I'll retry this tomorrow, because today I will destroy more things
<cy8aer> Am I able to get kernel and initrd via U-Boot from the partitions?
<tobhe> in u-boot you need to interrupt the autoboot and run run bootcmd_usb0
<tobhe> I had problems with some usb sticks before and sometimes had to try a few before one would work
<cy8aer> Ah, I see. I also found https://elixir.bootlin.com/u-boot/latest/source/doc/README.ext4 which describes getting kernel and initrd from ext4 partitions. I hope that one of the solutions will work. Thanks for your all help
<jannau> no need to copy anything. u-boot can read ext4
<jannau> https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/issues/37#issuecomment-1229406384 has instructions to boot a standard asahi alarm install via u-boot
<tobhe> oh nice, i didn't know that. sounds very useful :)
<cy8aer> jannau: thanks. Looking into the asahi docs was my least idea. How stupid.
<jannau> u-boot has a working ls if kernel/initrd do not have generic names
<jannau> that not really docs but a random issue reported against the docs repo for whatever reason
<cy8aer> But it may be helpful
<jannau> sure, it's helpful/useful but it's almost impossible to find there
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