How the fuck do I make Grub boot in UEFI? I want to select my

>>44057932
Windows just works

>>44058552
I fucking hate Microsoft.

>>44057932
I think fedora and ubuntu support uefi

>>44057932
>any year
>installing linux
*tips*

>>44058943
Congratulations for youe epic bandwagoning

bump because same problem

>>44058966
I will be installing Fedora in some minutes, the only problem I see is that after the installation Windows most likely won't boot.

>>44057932
Not too sure on other distros, but on Debian the package to be installed is called grub-efi

Buy an old computer and use that computer to run Linux. UEFI fucked everyone that wants Linux.

>>44059911
Absolute bullshit. Have been running multiple distro's on my UEFI laptop for the last 2 years. Only difference I've experienced is faster boot times, and if you install refind or gummiboot you get a pretty bootloader also.

Press f8 at startup then choose your hard drive with loonix. If you have all on same drive and have fucked up your master boot record download both Windows repair disk and rescatux grub repair disk and that should help you with any boot up errors

>>44057932
just use gummiboot

it's easy as fuck to configure and jus werks.

Install a distro that supports UEFI. Disable SecureBoot.

Ubuntu just werks

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRUB_EFI_Examples

Shouldn't matter what distro you're using, I got grub working on my rMBP by mounting the EFI partition and using grub-install and grub-mkconfig.

>>44062734
Seconded

It just werks

>>44062799
got a similar problem.
do you know if it is possible to disable secure boot on phoenix securecore tiano a12?

>>44063882
>do you know if it is possible to disable secure boot on phoenix securecore tiano a12?
Sure

>>44063922
well, it looks like dell doesn't want me to disable it. can't find anything related to secureboot.
too bad i can't into computers.

>>44057932
Grub a shit. Install rEFInd.

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>>44057932
>>44058069
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Beginners'_guide#For_UEFI_motherboards

You might also want to read the man page on efibootmgr.

>>44057932
Re-partition using good old MBR