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| talk:howtos:slackware_admin:set_up_grub_as_boot_loader_on_uefi_based_hardware [2023/12/17 11:51 (UTC)] – created zeebra | talk:howtos:slackware_admin:set_up_grub_as_boot_loader_on_uefi_based_hardware [2023/12/17 11:58 (UTC)] (current) – [Installing GRUB2] zeebra | ||
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| - | I don't want to update this page, since I don't use UEFI and don't want to start changing the current content and adding the new content in the right places and so fourth. Here is the content of that post: \\ | + | I don't want to update this page, since I don't use UEFI and don't want to start changing the current content and adding the new content in the right places and so fourth. Making it a bit more readable/ |
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| IF you have a hardware using UEFI, you should mount /boot/efi and execute this command: | IF you have a hardware using UEFI, you should mount /boot/efi and execute this command: | ||
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