@cyphermox, this prohibits loading 32bit kernels under UEFI, would it be possible to revert it?
For example, before this patch, I was able to boot lubuntu-18.04-desktop-i386.iso under UEFI using https://github.com/alkisg/liveusb; after the patch, I can't.
True, the use cases for booting 32bit kernels under UEFI are limited, but is there a reason to have an Ubuntu-specific patch to block it when it works fine?
This problem is Ubuntu-specific, caused by that line: /git.launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +source/ grub2/tree/ debian/ patches/ ubuntu- linuxefi. patch#n2105
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That line was added by that commit: /git.launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +source/ grub2/commit/ ?id=6a814c759e1 0feafb40c3669be 30aa51eb5ce39b
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@cyphermox, this prohibits loading 32bit kernels under UEFI, would it be possible to revert it? 18.04-desktop- i386.iso under UEFI using https:/ /github. com/alkisg/ liveusb; after the patch, I can't.
For example, before this patch, I was able to boot lubuntu-
True, the use cases for booting 32bit kernels under UEFI are limited, but is there a reason to have an Ubuntu-specific patch to block it when it works fine?