crestiah
@736b69646f6f maybe i miss-understood dolphin_oracle previous post and thought it was a 2 stage boot process sorry.
think the problem was with the fujitsu not the lenovo
think the fujitsu is 64bit capable but not recommended kind of like my lenovo g575 (1.3ghz procesor, 8gig ram, doesnt like systemd either at least as a desktop anyway).
in terms of the 2 stage boot i was thinking of (passing the buck) syslinux wouldnt need to know what uefi is capable of only to launch it. (hence passing the buck to uefi/grub2 to take-over booting operations/capabilities)
kind of what an acquaintance at puppylinux would do with grub4dos went something like (cant remember the exact command write up but hopefully you get the drift)
Title whatever .iso /.img file
root= (hd0,0) \boot\whatever.iso
boot = \boot\grub\whatever.iso
initrd = \boot\initrd\whatever.iso
anyway the idea was to lock/jail root to the start of the iso/img file, so anything you did or saved stayed inside that img file. as well as bypass the dos memmory limits.
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